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I’M STILL HERE LOVE exposes how digital health mis- and disinformation distorts decision-making, contributing to preventable COVID-19 deaths. Through the stories of families who lost unvaccinated loved ones, the film underscores the urgent need for media literacy in an unequal information ecosystem.
Director
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Megan Quinn Daniels
Producer
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Jessica Dougherty
Key Cast
Lydia Dorsey
Key Cast
Jillian Laslo
Key Cast
Michael Gisondi
Key Cast
Stephen Thomas
Key Cast
Fred Spry
Key Cast
Mike Brown
Key Cast
I'm Still Here, Love
| I'm Still Here, Love | |
| Documentary Feature Films | |
| grief, guilt, community, misinformation, death, Covid, public health, media | |
| 55 minutes | |
| United States | |
| 2025 | |
| English |
Synopsis:
I’m Still Here, Love explores the impact of health mis- and disinformation as told by the family and friends of three unvaccinated men who died from COVID-19. Social media platforms and unqualified health professionals inundated desperate people with farcical information about the reality of COVID-19 and the safety of the vaccine, claiming they were exercising their First Amendment right to “Free Speech.” This film provides insight into the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 mis- and disinformation on communities of color, as well as how grief can be marginalized, labeling COVID-19 deaths as “preventable.”I’M STILL HERE LOVE exposes how digital health mis- and disinformation distorts decision-making, contributing to preventable COVID-19 deaths. Through the stories of families who lost unvaccinated loved ones, the film underscores the urgent need for media literacy in an unequal information ecosystem.
Credits:
Megan Quinn DanielsDirector
Proper Pronouns
Megan Quinn Daniels
Producer
Proper Pronouns
Jessica Dougherty
Key Cast
Lydia Dorsey
Key Cast
Jillian Laslo
Key Cast
Michael Gisondi
Key Cast
Stephen Thomas
Key Cast
Fred Spry
Key Cast
Mike Brown
Key Cast