The Anti-Vax Conspiracy

Synopsis

In the documentary film 'The Anti-Vax Conspiracy' with Piers Corbyn, viewers are taken on a journey exploring the controversial movement against vaccines. Released in 2021, the film delves into the beliefs and actions of individuals who reject vaccinations despite widespread scientific support for their effectiveness. Through interviews, expert opinions, and real-life stories, the movie sheds light on the arguments made by anti-vaxxers and their impact on public health. As the debate rages on, 'The Anti-Vax Conspiracy' challenges viewers to examine the intersection of personal freedoms, misinformation, and societal responsibility in the context of public health.

Cast

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  Piers Corbyn

  Self

• Sherri Tenpenny

  Self

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  Andrew Wakefield

  Self (archive footage)

• Larry Cook

  Self (archive footage)

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  Del Matthew Bigtree

  Self (archive footage)

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  Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

  Self (archive footage)

Reviews

The Anti-Vax Conspiracy has garnered mixed reviews from critics since its release. While some praise the film for its thought-provoking exploration of a contentious issue, others criticize its one-sided presentation. Rotten Tomatoes has moderate ratings citing, 'The Anti-Vax Conspiracy provides a platform for debate while raising important questions.' On the other hand, Metacritic states, 'The documentary lacks objectivity and fails to consider counterarguments effectively.' Despite these divergent opinions, one cannot deny the film's ability to spark conversations and encourage viewers to critically engage with the subject matter. IMDb rates The Anti-Vax Conspiracy at 6.2/10, showcasing a balanced perspective on the film.