Screening of Positive Hell: Q&A panel

The film Positive Hell is a 30-minute exploration of five Spanish AIDS patients and their rationale for rejecting mainstream antiretroviral therapy. Positive Hell was initially selected for public screening by the organisers of the London Independent Film Festival (LIFF) but was then “pulled” from the schedule. Positive Hell was subsequently screened at an alternative venue before an audience of approximately 50 people at the Soho Screening Rooms, 14 D’Arblay Steet, London W1, on Sunday 17th April 2016. This commentary is about the screening of Positive Hell and the subsequent Q&A Panel after the screening.This film Positive Hell (directed by award winning film maker Andi Reiss) is the work of the British Medical Association award-winning journalist, Joan Shenton, a noted UK “AIDS dissenter”, who together with a group of renowned scientists, challenges the infectious hypothesis for HIV/AIDS, despite decades of evidence on research and HIV testing confirmed by the AIDS scientific mainstream.