TV Series
Browse aids2031's catalogue HIV documentaries produced for broadcasters like the BBC and Al Jazeera. We have the best of 'Love in a Time of HIV', 'Kill or Cure?', 'The Survivors Guide' and 'Who's Afraid of HIV?', to name just a few.
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Kill or Cure?
HIV Vaccine 
HIV 
Diseases that are no threat in developed nations claim tens of millions of lives every year in developing countries.
Love in a Time of HIV
Labour of Love 
A Positive Match 
I Love New York This series travels the world to see what it's like to be young and living with HIV. For 20-somethings, new drugs mean a long life expectancy - but no cure. So how do they cope with love, romance and starting a family.
Survivor's Guide
HIV & Girls in Malawi 
HIV Stigma 
Paediatric Aids The acclaimed series from Rockhopper for BBC World which looks at the lives of people who have survived the ravages of war, disease, poverty, social upheaval and famine.
The Pulse
AIDS & Chagas "The Pulse", made for Al Jazeera, showcases topical health stories from around the world, and from the laboratories working on new cures, vaccines and treatments.
Fight for Life
Malawi Each year more than half-a-million women die from pregnancy-related causes. And 10.8 million children also die, 40% of them in the first month of life.
Who's Afraid of HIV?
Daiane: Year 1 
Vinoth: Year 1 
Svetia: Year 1 25 years since the first AIDS diagnosis in 1981, more than 25 million* people have died and nearly 40 million are currently living with the virus.