Ebola

A group of thieves break into an industrial complex to pull off a jewelry heist, but stumble upon a hidden laboratory where unorthodox SARS and Ebola experiments are taking place on stolen cadavers, who soon mutate into blood-thirsty zombies.

During the 2014 Ebola crisis, a slow response to the virus led to its rapid spread. Now in 2020, a more contagious virus is in our midst, and history is repeating itself on a global scale.

The novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China, has swept across the globe, infecting about 31,500 people as of press time. But a persistent question has permeated the public consciousness: Is this new viral terror less or more dangerous than other infectious diseases?

Wes Nolan wakes up in an abandoned warehouse with a case of amnesia. He has been kidnapped by someone named "Lazarus" who has him held captive in order to get the cure for an Ebola outbreak. Wes was a virologist and microbiologist who was working to engineer a bacteria protein carrier to attack the Ebola virus before it could destroy human cells. Instead of destroying the Ebola, however, Wes' protein mutated the virus into something much more potent. Now Wes must try to regain his memory and try to find the cure.

They are many. They are everywhere. And they're not killers: viruses. These artists of survival, as old as life itself, are the engine of evolution - including that of humans. "Viruses are the rulers of the world, they show us where to go." - This is how the renowned virologist Karin Mölling describes viruses in the film. The documentary undertakes a fascinating journey into the virosphere: marine biologists show the role of viruses as protectors of coral reefs of the world's oceans, and researchers have only recently discovered the importance of viral colonization in our intestinal system. Viruses have cured people from severe bacterial infections in Georgia for over a hundred years.

Follow the scientists involved in the tracking, researching and fighting of the deadly Ebola virus as we stand on the cusp of another outbreak.

Sous-financée, dépendante de donateurs privés dont Bill Gates, l’OMS peut-elle encore assurer ses missions au service de la santé publique ? Une solide investigation sur les conflits d’intérêts qui entravent son efficacité.

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa seen through the eyes of the local populations, village officials, aid workers, the sick and those who recovered.