INDEPENDENT LENS | In the Shadow of Ebola | PBS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2015
- In the Shadow of Ebola is an online-only short documentary about a family’s tense experience during the West African Ebola outbreak. This intimate film brings us on Emmanuel Urey’s journey as he battles to keep his wife and children safe while the Liberian government struggles to contain a devastating virus spreading rapidly amidst a suspicious public.
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I can't imagine being deathly ill and not being able to go to the hospital. That's unbelievably scary and just painful to even think about, I can't imagine what the people that went through that actually felt.
Ohohoh
It was an extremely accurate portrayal of all that went on in both Monrovia and Liberia in 2014 during the Ebola Epidemic.
The horror. And the frustration from the lack of infrastructure. If the top richest CEO's in the world would give up a billion dollars each and put it towards infrastructure of health clinics and water sources all over the world we could prevent this from happening again and end AIDS, malaria, plague, cholera, and so many other illnesses.
I always think how can I help the world and not have my country not get the deadly virus it’s real sad and hurtful children not having no home because of the virus I watch these. Videos a lot to keep me my family and my country safe even the world my dad helped out in the area and died because of it
International help came to late. And also the government of these countries acted to late. The WHO acted to late.
I’m glad the Ebola outbreak ended but I just wish the covid outbreak would end as well. Covid shows that not only third world countries suffer major outbreaks but also those countries that are well developed with medical professionals who have the skills, medical equipment and knowledge
Just completely sad, and disturbing seeing there is in limited doctors, nurses, and medical equipment. Just how were are short on ppe in the 20th century with this covid-19.just horrific...
That 7 year old is very rational. He still wants to attend school. “We will still come in contact with ebola at home,” and then it cuts to people congregating at a church building. Education is just as important as worship. Worship can be done from home, schooling is a little more complicated.
Both can be done from home
Brutal😭😭
dude, this is sad
but why would he leave his youngest children and an elderly behind?
When theres no law and order and people do what they want with no government show this to the people who are against government a nation has to have structure or it ends up like this.
American dream
I'm sorry but there is a way, and there has been a way, MANY ways, that Africa could have been better by now. I'm just sayin.
I'm afraid SORRY doesn't quite cut it anymore! **flicks your forehead**
I don't think anyone deserves to die why Did you allow them in Arizona illegally