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From The Apprentice to It’s A Sin: the making of heroes and villains in screen depictions of Aids

By Deborah Shaw, Professor of Film and Screen Studies, University of Portsmouth
Matt Weaver, PhD Candidate in Film, Media & Communication, University of Portsmouth

The history of Aids on screen reveals the true heroes and villains of the epidemic and the prevailing attitudes at the time that compelled their behaviour.

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