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MOVIE

Human Harvest

China's Illegal Organ Trade

4.4
(77)
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Rating
NRT
Duration
52m
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Dreamscape Media

About

How did a country that until 2010 had no organ donation system, become one of the world's organ transplant leaders? Short wait times and a seemingly endless supply of donors, made China a popular destination for transplant surgeries that can take years of waiting in other countries. But the question no one was asking is where do these organs come from? Until a group of researchers, including human rights lawyer David Matas and former Canadian MP David Kilgour, decided to investigate this mystery and found answers that were almost too shocking to believe. The story of how these two Nobel Peace Prize nominees pieced together the chilling evidence and exposed an industrial-scale crime against humanity, is a riveting tale of both personal triumphs and unimaginable horror.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary
  • Dreamscape

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Reviews

    "Filmmaker Leon Lee, who is based in Canada, is the man behind the documentary. He first read about the allegations in 2006 and he couldn't take it all in. The story seemed too incredible to believe. Several months later, David Matas and David Kilgour published their investigation report Bloody Harvest, he told Daily Mail Australia. I was inspired to investigate further and see for myself if
    The Daily Mail
    "For its expose of highly profitable, monstrous system of forced organ donation, Human Harvest: China's Illegal Organ Trade receives a Peabody Award."
    Peabody Association

    Artists

    Leon LeeDirector
    Dreamscape Media, LLCProducer
    Ethan GutmannActor
    Carlos IglesiasActor
    David MatasActor