Typhoid Mary

This documentary delves into the story of Mary Mallon, who became notorious as a carrier of typhoid fever in America. It highlights themes of isolation and the impact of her condition on public health. With a runtime of 60 minutes, the film examines the challenges faced by Mallon and the societal implications of her illness.

Directed by Nancy Porter, this film stands out for its focus on a woman director and her unique perspective on a historical figure. The documentary not only serves as an exploration of Mallon's life but also addresses broader issues within the medical community regarding disease transmission and public safety.