HIDDEN BRUISES is an in-progress documentary film that explores the links between HIV/AIDS and Violence in the Caribbean.
It follows the stories of survivors of HIV/AIDS and Violence throughout the Caribbean, giving a human face to the stark statistics that represent the region. Through sharing intimate personal stories interwoven with expert interviews, Hidden Bruises offers a unique and intimate perspective on the ways the two epidemics are linked.
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