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Movie Info
Filmmaker Brent Leung questions current philosophies and procedures in the treatment of HIV/AIDS.
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Genre: Documentary
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Original Language: English
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Director: Brent Leung
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Producer: Brent Leung
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Cast & Crew

Brent Leung
Director

Brent Leung
Producer

Bob Frisco
Executive Producer

Martin Penny
Executive Producer

Andy Van Roon
Executive Producer

Joel Diamond
Original Music

Pouria Montazeri
Cinematographer

Ursula Rowan
Film Editing
Critic Reviews for House of Numbers
Audience Reviews for House of Numbers
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Oct 23, 2011Whilst I am by no means stupid (nor is the target audience and most viewers of this film) but all I got from this film is that no one can decide what HIV/AIDS really is and you're in big trouble if you ever do suspect infection! I have studied HIV/AIDS so I knew a bit about it when I went in but now I have come out with less knowledge than before. Maybe it was the directors point to do this however I found it incredibly useless and a waste of time. If you're going to make a documentary about something like this then at least try and give the best information possible. If you can't find the best information, then make a short telling this not a whole film. Would NOT recommend.
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Jan 15, 2010It was a mess. I was more confused about AIDS/HIV after I watched the film. I wish the director would have been more objective, it felt from the start that he already had his mind set on how he was going to "set everything up". I am not a scientist or a doctor, I have no way to confirm or deny what is being said on film. For all I know it could all be lies, or it could be truth. This overall just felt like on of those you tube conspiracy films that have twenty ten minute parts. Plus the director put himself in front of the camera and he just looks awkward. I do think that certain things can be true, everything dealing with medicine and money are mostly scams. The companies that make the drugs(medicine) like people top be sick, because if you are not sick, you won't need medicine. It was interesting, but then again I do watch those ten minute, twenty part you tube films about conspiracies. Everything in this film should be taken with a grain of salt
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