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Cobaias

Título original: Miss Evers' Boys
  • Filme para televisão
  • 1997
  • PG
  • 1 h 58 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,1/10
1,5 mil
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Cobaias (1997)
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A história verdadeira do Experimento de Tuskegee sobre Sífilis, no qual se permitiu que um grupo de homens negros participantes da pesquisa viessem a óbito, embora já existisse uma cura para... Ler tudoA história verdadeira do Experimento de Tuskegee sobre Sífilis, no qual se permitiu que um grupo de homens negros participantes da pesquisa viessem a óbito, embora já existisse uma cura para a doença.A história verdadeira do Experimento de Tuskegee sobre Sífilis, no qual se permitiu que um grupo de homens negros participantes da pesquisa viessem a óbito, embora já existisse uma cura para a doença.

  • Direção
    • Joseph Sargent
  • Roteiristas
    • David Feldshuh
    • Walter Bernstein
  • Artistas
    • Alfre Woodard
    • Laurence Fishburne
    • Craig Sheffer
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    1,5 mil
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    • Direção
      • Joseph Sargent
    • Roteiristas
      • David Feldshuh
      • Walter Bernstein
    • Artistas
      • Alfre Woodard
      • Laurence Fishburne
      • Craig Sheffer
    • 18Avaliações de usuários
    • 3Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Ganhou 5 Primetime Emmys
      • 17 vitórias e 16 indicações no total

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    Alfre Woodard
    Alfre Woodard
    • Eunice Evers, R.N.
    Laurence Fishburne
    Laurence Fishburne
    • Caleb Humphries
    Craig Sheffer
    Craig Sheffer
    • Dr. Douglas
    Joe Morton
    Joe Morton
    • Dr. Sam Brodus
    Obba Babatundé
    Obba Babatundé
    • Willie Johnson
    Von Coulter
    • Hodman Bryan
    Thom Gossom Jr.
    Thom Gossom Jr.
    • Ben Washington
    Ossie Davis
    Ossie Davis
    • Mr. Evers
    E.G. Marshall
    E.G. Marshall
    • The Senate Chairman
    Robert Benedetti
    • Senator
    Peter Stelzer
    Peter Stelzer
    • Senator
    Donzaleigh Abernathy
    Donzaleigh Abernathy
    • Nurse Betty
    Tommy Cresswell
    Tommy Cresswell
    • Dr. Larkin
    Judson Vaughn
    Judson Vaughn
    • Dr. Davis
    Larry Black
    • Dr. Hamilton
    Bill Coates
    • Old Man
    Gerald F. Brown
    • Announcer
    Joan Glover
    • Clinic Nurse
    • Direção
      • Joseph Sargent
    • Roteiristas
      • David Feldshuh
      • Walter Bernstein
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    czarsun

    The Legacy of Miss Evers Boys

    Most viewers agree that the betrayal of Nurse Evers and Dr.Brodus was heinous. Regardless of whatever medical oath is taken, God's Commandments come first. And that goes for the military also. What makes Nurse Ever's and Dr.Brodus's actions more fiendish is the fact of allowing these men to live normal lives while participating in this study. Normal as being, continuing to have sexual relations with their unknowing wives, as well as other women in their community. Giving birth to children from those sexual relations in which those children entered the world infected over a 40 year period. They speak of numbers (412), but in fact , it really numbered into the thousands considering that several generations of men, woman, and children were infected through this study. In my eyes, that amounts to genocide which was sanctioned by the CDC.
    Jalea

    What in the World Did They Think They Were Doing??!!

    *spoilers*

    It was hard for me to sympathize with the central character, Nurse Evers, portrayed by Woodard. I thought that she betrayed the men and was in denial. Subsequently, she was locked in because of the lying and deceit and tried to make up for it by dedicating her life to the men she helped deceived. That only resulted, however, in two more wasted lives, hers and the man that loved her.

    I kept wondering, what is wrong with this woman, is she nuts or what?! As far as I am concerned with the study conflicted with their true "calling" as health care professionals. During the senate investigation Ms. Evers (Woodard) was asked "What in the world did you think you were doing??!! My sentiments, exactly.
    10twinklevango

    Response to "Pure Propaganda for the Ignorant"

    I went to the "Spiked" website and read the article mentioned in the previous post. That article is a fancy bit of rationalization. The bottom line is you don't promise anyone hope in the face of possible death when that hope was nothing more than a lie to begin with. That is the heart and soul of why this movie is so important. It does expose a terrible lie perpetrated upon unsuspecting people. If they had been told the truth, it would have been morally different. In fact, the eventual monetary compensation the men and families received was too small for a lifetime of hopes and deception.

    The article on "Spiked" only made me appreciate the movie and the excellent acting all that much more.

    The acting was powerful, and it looked like a labor of love. I think everyone involved with this film must have felt the weight of purpose for getting out the truth of what had happened. It is one of the best acted, most well written movies ever and I encourage people to see it.
    7stamper

    A film about science, well how INTERESTING!

    First of all, I must say that this was one of the best TV movies I've ever seen. Not only were there quality actors (Alfre Woodard, Laurence Fishburn, Joe Morton), but the people involved succeeded in making this an honest drama and not one where the schmaltz comes dripping out of your screen. As for the film itself I must say that all the cast and crew were great and I had no complaints about the film, but one. I really missed that sarcastic edge in the end. I mean, if I was a director I would have blacked out the screen in the end and would have inserted the conclusion of the experiment there. You know a black screen with something like: ‘Compared to whites, blacks do not react differently to syphilis.' taken from … and so on. I would have really liked that, because I (as a first year psychology student) have read about a lot of experiments even now, some of which were morally more acceptable than others, but never in my life have I read something as terrible as this. Do not get me wrong, I understood the intention at the beginning of the experiment, but I think it was unhuman to go along with it. Even if some men had died from getting pene - something (an anti biotic), it would have been better than the terrible death they faced through syphilis. But what about science you ask? Screw the data!

    7 out of 10
    7donaldricco

    Tuskegee terror

    This is a tough one to review. For me, the subject is horrifying, and that the country I live in would do this is sickening, though of course, the U.S. President today would probably green light this kind of human suffering in a minute, in light of his recent actions against minorities. Some 400 odd men are observed, but not cured, and the justification is for the betterment of the "race" and that those men's sacrifice would be for the greater good. Yeah, tell that to those men, who could have been cured with one shot of penicillin!

    So the subject = 5 stars. But the movie isn't that great. The romance subplot is really boring and uninteresting. And the quality of both the film and the sound is poor, though that might be the disc I watched. I would say you should watch it, due to the importance of the topic, but maybe skip any dating/romance scenes between Alfre Woodard and Laurence Fishburne, two dang fine actors who could not save those scenes. Oh, and just to see and hear Ossie Davis is always worth it!

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      Dr. Douglas: [addressing a waiting room full of patients] Gentlemen, there seems to be some confusion. Let me explain what we're checking for. There is a germ that infects the genital area, resulting in a temporary and painless but highly contagious penile ulceration. Now, this ulceration will disappear as the disease becomes non-contagious, or latent. And this latency can last for up to 30 years until finally the cardiovascular and nervous systems will disintegrate and collapse. Are there any questions?

      Eunice Evers, R.N.: [Seeing the bewildered silence of the patients] Doctor, could I just say something?

      Dr. Douglas: Sure.

      Eunice Evers, R.N.: By frolicking too much, or maybe passed on from your mama and your daddy, you might get a really bad sore down below on your private parts. Then through that sore a bug can crawl up inside of you and go to sleep for twenty, thirty years or more, so as not to hurt nobody but you. But when it wake up, you can't walk, you can't breathe, you can't think. That is bad blood. That's what we're checking to see if y'all got, so we can get rid of it.

      [Chorus of "Ah!" and smiles from the patients]

      Dr. Douglas: Nurse, could I speak with you for a second?

      Eunice Evers, R.N.: Sure.

      [They both walk into a private room]

      Dr. Douglas: Thank you. I know I'm a good medical doctor, but I'm not so sure that I'm a good people doctor yet.

      Eunice Evers, R.N.: Dr. Douglas, you're helping people. You're a good people doctor.

    • Versões alternativas
      Final title cards at the end of the film differ in at least 2 versions. Version #1 No one connected with the study was ever charged or disciplined. The debate over human experimentation in America continues today. In Version #2 on HBO NOW differs slightly: No one connected with the study was ever charged or disciplined. On May 16, 1997, President Clinton offered the Tuskegee survivors the government's first formal apology: "We can finally say on behalf of the American people, what the United States did was shameful, and I am sorry."
    • Conexões
      Featured in The 49th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1997)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Show Me Lord
      Music and Lyrics by Charles Bernstein

      Vocals by Carmen Twillie

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      • 22 de fevereiro de 1997 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Miss Evers' Boys
    • Locações de filme
      • Porterdale, Geórgia, EUA(uncredited)
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      • HBO NYC Productions
      • Anasazi Productions
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