Survivors

The film does not explicitly address LGBTQ+ identities or relationships outside of traditional heterosexual norms. Instead, it focuses on the broader themes of survival and healthcare during a crisis.

The documentary highlights how health issues affect various groups. While the specific roles of individuals are not clearly defined, the film centers on the experiences of those navigating the crisis.

The film offers high representation by focusing on the non-Western perspective of Sierra Leone. It shifts the usual Western-centric viewpoint to highlight the realities of life during the crisis.

The narrative challenges the typical Western-centric view by emphasizing local sociopolitical conflicts. It examines the tension between local customs and international medical interventions during the crisis.

The film looks at physical vulnerability and the impact of illness on the body. It provides a close-up view of physical impairments caused by the Ebola outbreak.