“ Being a Juror for the Health For All Film Festival was a deeply satisfying job - so many subjects I knew nothing about suddenly coming to life in the work of some remarkable film-makers. And the actual judgment day was gripping - really varied and passionate points of view from everyone on the panel. It was a real pleasure and a real privilege.” - Richard Curtis - Writer, Director, Co-Founder of Red Nose Day and UN Sustainable Development Goals Advocate

" We always knew that we had an amazing story to tell about sleeping sickness: Dr Kande’s lifelong dream of developing a better cure for patients which began when his only option was a terrible arsenic-based treatment. But we needed a way to amplify this story, because let’s face it, it has always been hard to get people’s interest in neglected diseases. That is why the WHO Film Festival was so important. After “A Doctor’s Dream” won the inaugural festival, new doors opened with funders, partners, and supporters. They were touched by this story, opening their minds to the challenges faced by billions affected by neglected tropical diseases. " - Dr Nathalie-Strub Wourgaft, DNDi