If you are tired of fake 'reality' TV programs, it's time to check out an exciting documentary about a very real and very terrifying threat to human life and about the courageous people on the front lines of the battles.
—Debra Brin, Briarpatch Magazine, June 2002

One of the most gripping TV documentaries you'll ever see is Regina filmmaker David Belluz's "Ebola War: The Nurses of Gulu”...This doc is the amazing story of how dedicated Ugandan doctors, nurses and ordinary people fought it, even at the cost of their lives – a story of courage and self-sacrifice that deserves to be far better known.
—Will Chabun, Leader Post, June 5, 2002

SaskFilm is most pleased to support the work of documentary film maker Dave Belluz. This talented story teller offers us the opportunity to glimpse truth in the lives of people who find themselves in the most difficult and inhumane conditions possible. It is their courage that helps to keep the privilege of our own lives in perspective. Ebola War: The Nurses of Gulu asks us to question our courage, our values and our heart. It is a fine first example from this film maker of a story that deserves telling.
—Valerie Creighton, CEO/ Film Commissioner
Saskatchewan Film and Video Development Corporation

"We have much to learn from Ebola War: The Nurses of Gulu. It documents Ugandan nurses risking their lives in their heroic efforts to save their patients. This film will inspire nurses and other health care professionals to continue to make the world a better place through their dedication to their patients. This outstanding documentary is a tribute to the compassion and courage of nurses everywhere."
—Saskatchewan Union of Nurses

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