Trace Amounts

You can rent the film on their website as well (www.TraceAmounts.com). Incredibly well done, tons of credible science that is easy to digest. There is a reason this topic is so controversial.

Has history not shown us similarly tragedies with the harmful effects of smoking and lead in paint, all started with junk science and marketing. Why is this any different? Watch the film, come to your own conclusion, and spread the word to as many people as you can! This is a topic worth fighting for, and must be discussed.

Who ever said they didn't like the film in Seattle must have been watching another film. This film is incredibly well done! One of if not the best documentary I've ever seen. It is an absolute must see!

This film provides multiple accounts of lives turned inside out by mercury poisoning. This is a controversial and confusing topic because not everyone who is exposed to mercury responds in the same way. Some people are much more genetically susceptible to the ill effects of this toxic substance, and notice immediately that something is wrong. Other people do not notice the effects of mercury as readily. This film is not against vaccines, or light bulbs, or any other product or artifact. It is against the use of an extremely toxic product that has caused grave harm to humans over history, over and over again. Mercury was used to treat syphilis, and in baby teething powder, and in thermometers, and in topical preparations. It was banned from these products, only to resurface in large amounts in one of the most common items in Western homes - our light bulbs. Children and adults are still getting exposed to more or less the same amount of mercury in vaccines because the number of vaccines and doses has increased, and most flu vaccines contain mercury.

This is anti-vaccine propaganda poorly masquerading as science. It takes an impressively small amount of effort to find a wealth of data and studies that eviscerate this shoddy premise.

As an aside, the community defending this shows a truly impressive combination of arrogance and ignorance. They come here fired up to defend something they believe in, but claim anyone who disagrees is being paid by biG pHaRMa. Because only their Pure Truth can inspire public support. Of course, any reasoning or facts you present to them will be twisted until it's evidence that any who disagree with them are villains.

This is one of the most dangerous and closed-minded groups today.

I had the chance to catch this film at the Seattle Film Festival last year. It was easily the worst thing I saw there or anywhere in 2014.

I won't go into the idiocy of the views described in the film and the fact that they are contrary to everything that reputable science says. Instead I will just say that it barely works on a film level. I am okay with a movie about something I disagree with as long as it is well made, but this is a typical first effort doc from someone who thinks they have something to say and buys a camera to say it.

This film is an argument against digital cinema, it is an argument against democratizing the medium. It shows that with technology as it is, anybody can pretend like they know how to make a movie, and if the subject matter is controversial enough or fits into a certain world view it will get seen. It's sort of like a movie about Obama being a Kenyan or a movie with Larry the Cable Guy, it's a terrible idea and a terrible movie but people will still see it.

Eric did a wonderful job telling his story and he did a lot of great research. Any one who has been affected by injection poisoning can relate to this movie. This movie is making a difference in the world and our hope is that it will change the way vaccines are given and change the ingredients in the vaccines. We are NOT against just the ingredients. Big pharmaceutical companies are to blame for Autism in this world. They are greedy at our expense! The government should not force families to get vaccines, especially for children already suffering from poisoning. Please see this movie and listen to the message. This movie struck home in two of our families. Thank you for making this movie and making a difference.