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apathy and denial which could result in tens of millions of people being
infected by the end of the decade.
ERC VID.
362.19697 AIDS.
Not for I.L.L.
ATTITUDE [VIDEORECORDING] : AIDS, THE POSITIVE, THE NEGATIVE, THE REALITY /
PRESENTERS CAITLIN SHEA, MICHAEL BUNSWORTH, DAVID HANNAM.
Sydney, NSW : ABC Television, 1993.
Off-air recording of program broadcast on ABC Channel 2 on 25/8/93.
Discusses the spread of HIV/AIDS into the heterosexual community and the fear
and ignorance that causes discrimination against HIV positive people.
ERC VID.
362.19697 ATTI : VHS (Not for I.L.L).
[HIV/AIDS IN FIJI] [VIDEORECORDING].
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 18/2/95.
Title supplied by cataloguer.
Reporter, David Gardner.
Looks at the HIV/AIDS threat to the Pacific, in particular, Fiji where it is
just beginning to feel the effects. A taskforce of workers have begun to spread
awareness of HIV AIDS.
ERC VID.
362.19697 HIV (Not for I.L.L.).
THE SILENT KILLER [VIDEORECORDING] : AIDS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
[1999].
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 27 April 1999. Broadcast as part of the television
program, Cutting Edge.
Copyright 1999 Sveriges Television.
Director and producer Marika Griehsel.
Unlike in the developed countries, in Africa the HIV virus is mainly the scourge
of the poor and disadvantaged. AIDS is a threat that no one wants to face up to,
and the treatments available require more money than the government can afford.
Swedish documentary examining trials involving AZT and other drugs being tested
on pregnant HIV positive women, and the banned experimental drug Virodene.
ERC VID.
362.19697 SILE (Not for I.L.L.).
A MINER'S TALE [VIDEORECORDING] ; IT'S MY LIFE ; PATIENCE AND PINKIE : MOTHER TO
CHILD.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 8/11/02, 12/11/02, 19/11/02.
Copied under Part 5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Directors, Nicolaas Hofmeyr, Gabriel Mondlane (Miner's tale), Brian Tilley (It's
my life), Jane Thandi Lipman (Patience and Pinkie).
A miner's tale - Joaquim is a migrant laborer with a junior wife in urban South
Africa and a senior wife and family in rural Mozambique. He is torn between his
responsibilities for both. He is also torn between his understanding of his HIV
infection when visiting his home village after being absent for four years and
what traditional society expects of him. Joaquim must make a choice since the
elders are adamant that it is his traditional duty to father more children with
his wife, but Joachim does not want to infect her. It's my life - Zackie Achmat
is an AIDS activist who refuses to take anti-retrovirals until they are
available in public hospitals and clinics. He leads the court battle against the
multi-national drug companies and takes on the South African government for it's
confusing policies around HIV/AIDS. As a leader in the campaign for affordable
treatment, Zackie's provocative position is not one all his friends and
colleagues support. Patience and Pinkie - In South Africa, more than 25 per cent
of pregnant women are HIV-positive. The program follows two young pregnant women
from when they are first told they are pregnant, till their babies are born. At
present the Government is denying public access to HIV preventative drugs. Anti