A Matter of WHO

About This Movie

A Matter of WHO captures a unique blend of crime, drama, and mystery, with a narrative that feels eerily prescient given today's global health concerns. The film's tone is both urgent and reflective, drawing you into the unsettling reality of a smallpox outbreak. Don Chaffey's direction maintains a steady pace that mirrors the mounting tension as health officials sift through clues linking the outbreak to oil drilling. The practical effects, while perhaps not groundbreaking by today’s standards, lend an authenticity to the film that enhances its atmosphere. Performances are solid, with a certain earnestness that resonates. It’s distinctive for its themes of corporate negligence and public health, making you ponder long after the credits roll.

Solid performances that evoke urgencyInteresting themes on health and corporate responsibilityAtmospheric tension throughout the narrative