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“The same passion, really is to stop this happening to any more children. As for the documentary, I think, Andy, you’d be better at talking about that because it was Andy’s brainchild, the whole thing with Brian Hooker.

Well, the first documentary we made was who killed Alex Spourdalaktis? And for that, Polly must take the credit. We started off making a series of stories about children who, it was a reality show, really, about how you could take children who were damaged and families that were broken as a consequence and make them better by the appropriate medical treatment.

And this story turned into a tragedy when conventional psychiatry and medicine interfered and prescribed the most horrendous regimen of psychotropic drugs to this poor boy, leading to his mother taking his life and trying to take her own. In terms of the power of film, Polly will tell you the outcome of that story right now. It’s happening right now.

Yeah. So Dorothy Spourdalaktis has been released from prison. And, well, you got the call from the lawyer. Andy got the call from Dorothy’s lawyer, and he said to Andy that the documentary who killed Alex Spourdalaktis was a major player in helping her get released. Because if you see it, I don’t know if anybody’s seen it. And it’s very hard to understand why she did what she did. But when you watch the documentary and it’s this real footage leading up to his death, and you will see how much that mother loved her child, it’s everywhere. It’s oozing out. She didn’t leave his side, and he was becoming more and more sick because he was given more and more psychotropic medicine. So it’s very important, if you can get hold of a copy, to see that film and understand. And I have to tell you, from being on the road for so long, there are many other parents, well-educated parents, that tell me if things do not change, they are considering taking their children’s lives as well, because the future for their very sick children is so bad.

This is why we have to do something immediately. And Polly’s absolutely right. Two members of the Department of Justice that had seen the film prosecuting this woman, and they were going to put her away for life with no chance of release. And they watched the film and they said, we could never prosecute this film, this lady, in the same way, having seen this film, and it was negotiated that she had served time and she was released. So that really is the power of telling the real story behind what happens. And Fax was another one where we were presented with an opportunity to make a film about the first ever whistleblower, a senior scientist from the CDC coming forward and confessing to fraud in vaccine safety science at the CDC. It was an obvious documentary target, and it’s turned out to be a tremendously powerful.”