The story: “We are all just someone defined by the something that we've been through."
Filmed under the concept of "common humanity", the documentary interviewed seven HIV-infected patients, who told their own life experiences and their mental journeys after diagnosed. People living with HIV experienced peak and trough, happiness and sadness in their lives. They have also gone through the stages of studying, working, engaged in romantic relationship, marriage, family planning and getting old like anyone of us. People living with HIV should not be treated differently and should enjoy equality and dignity.
【Video clip of Ms B】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 3 mins 55 secs
The story: Ms B, 53 years old. Diagnosed HIV in 1996. One day, she was tagged with a label as “HIV-infected person”. It was a matter that she never thought before. Because of her HIV status, she was treated differently by medical staff. How did she encounter such situation? If you were her, how would you feel?
【Video clip of Mr D】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 2 mins 18 secs
The story: Mr D, about 40 years old. Diagnosed HIV in 2015. To prevent HIV infection, he suggested several tips to young people and also alternative ways to test HIV with higher privacy and confidentiality through……
【Video clip (1) of Mr E】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 3 mins 20 secs
The story: Mr E, 42 years old. Diagnosed HIV in 2013. Life is still going on even he had been infected with HIV. How to cope with his family and friends after infected? Were there any changes in his life and mental journey? What kinds of negative impact on HIV-infected people were caused by the misconception from the society?
【Video clip (2) of Mr E】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 3 mins 51 secs
The story: Mr E, 42 years old. Diagnosed HIV in 2013. Is his life over after being infected with HIV? Could he still find someone who accept him? Could he still expect to have the next generation? When she met him, what choice did she make?
【Video clip of Mr F】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 4 mins 21 secs
The story: Mr F, 25 years old, infected HIV through mother-to-child transmission. In 1995, he was diagnosed with HIV at 6 months after birth. Although he was infected with HIV from perinatal transmission, his mother only told him the truth when he was in primary three. He has never disclosed his status to others. What is his concern? What caused him so worry to disclose his infection status to others?
【Video clip (1) of Kenneth】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 4 mins 56 secs
The story: Mr. Kenneth Cheung is 46 years old. He is one of the few willing to disclose his HIV status. Was his courage innate when revealing his identity as an HIV-infected person? After revealing his identity, did he gain or lose more? Why do the majority of HIV-infected people still feel hesitated to disclose their infection status?
【Video clip (2) of Kenneth】
Documentary (Cantonese, with English subtitles)
Produced in 2021
Duration: 3 mins 45 secs
The story: Mr. Kenneth Cheung is 46 years old. He is one of the few willing to disclose his HIV status. Besides HIV, there are a variety of infectious diseases could be transmitted through blood or sexual contact. Why does labeling HIV/AIDS could have a negative impact on the control of HIV transmission?