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SARS: Cover up and aftermath 

This is an extraordinary and insightful drama during and after the crisis; SARS virus came from China, the film tells the stories of the Chinese government's cover up and the forgotten SARS survivors who are suffering greatly from the horrific after-effects due to the aggressive steroids treatment they received during the SARS outbreak, and their continuing fight for their rights in China; and at the same time, how their fight for their rights are pushing Chinese society forward.
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This is an extraordinary and insightful drama during and after the crisis; SARS virus came from China, the film tells the stories of the Chinese government's cover up and the forgotten SARS survivors who are suffering greatly from the horrific after-effects due to the aggressive steroids treatment they received during the SARS outbreak, and their continuing fight for their rights in China; and at the same time, how their fight for their rights are pushing Chinese society forward.

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Directed By:Diana Dai
Written By:Diana Dai
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Runtime:52 minutes
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