August 2025 – The Documentary “Inside mRNA Vaccines” goffers us, for the first time, a comprehensive look at the science, questions and concerns behind one of the most sweeping medical innovations in recent times. The film highlights the global rollout of mRNA vaccine technology and the scientific, clinical and regulatory issues that are still being debated. Through interviews with researchers who developed the technology, clinicians who raise critical questions, and patients who experienced unexpected health consequences after vaccination, the documentary provides a nuanced picture of both opportunities and risks. Central to the film are themes such as data transparency, risk assessment, and long-term safety – not to reject science, but to uphold its highest standards.
We share the documentary here because it is relevant to our members, as it sheds light on both the scientific mechanisms and the unresolved questions surrounding mRNA vaccines, including patient stories of serious side effects. It thus contributes to the association's purpose of promoting knowledge, openness, and better conditions for those affected by side effects.

July 2025 – This new international documentary “Inside the vaccine trials – Lived experiences“ highlights personal stories from people around the world who participated in clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines. Many volunteered with the hope of contributing to a global crisis – but several subsequently experienced serious and long-term health consequences. However, their injuries were not documented in the official trial results – and several instead experienced being ignored, excluded or downplayed in further reporting. The film focuses on: The absence of medical recognition and treatment options for those affected,the inclusion of serious adverse events in the final trial data,challenges with censorship and lack of transparency andThe need for a global safety net and real support for vaccine-injured people.
The documentary features testimonies from both trial participants and independent researchers and raises important questions about responsibility, ethics and transparency in vaccine development. You can read more about the film and find the source list and more at www.vaccinetrialstories.com/

Juniversity 2025 – “Why can't we talk about this?” is a Canadian documentary directed by Dean Rainey. It tells the story of Michael Oesch from Ontario, a previously healthy and active man who became seriously ill with neurological damage immediately after his fourth mRNA Covid-19 vaccine dose. Through personal interviews, medical experts and legal commentators, the film uncovers the emotional, physical and societal consequences of vaccine side effects – and problematizes why this conversation is so difficult to initiate in the public.. The film is a raw, intimate depiction of the issue and a clear call for open dialogue and recognition of those affected by side effects.

May 2025 – I “Follow the Silenced” – a new documentary from the US – puts a serious focus on those who were harmed as a result of Covid-19 vaccination. The film tells the heartbreaking story of Americans who trusted science but had their lives changed forever when they participated in the first Covid vaccine trials – the trials that formed the basis for the approval of the vaccines. The people portrayed in the film refused to remain silent, despite censorship, shaming and massive opposition from public authorities and the pharmaceutical industry. Among the people in the film is React19 co-founder Brianne Dressen. Watch the documentary on https://followthesilenced.com/

Marts 2025 – Den australske dokumentar “Dissection — The Witness Statement of Ingi Doyle” fortæller historien om Ingi, der overlevede en livstruende aortaruptur. Sammen med sin partner søger hun svar på, hvorfor det skete, og hvad der lå bag. Undervejs medvirker immunologen professor Nikolai Petrovsky, som bidrager med sin viden. Dokumentaren giver et indblik i, hvordan det er at blive vaccineskadet og hvordan livet pludselig forandrer sig.

July 2024 – The documentary “My biggest battle” follows Norwegian/Estonian triathlete Heiko Sepp and his serious health problems after a Covid-19 vaccination. The film depicts his fight for recognition, medical care and systemic justice in a healthcare system that turns its back on him. It also highlights the taboo and censorship that many people with side effects face – both from authorities and the media.

November 2023 – “The Unseen Crisis” is a documentary film that follows a number of Americans who have experienced serious health problems after receiving COVID-19 vaccination. The film shows their struggle for recognition, support, and treatment in a system where their stories are often ignored. Through interviews and documentation, the film focuses on the human consequences and the loss of trust that many affected by side effects experience.

December 2022 – “Anecdotal” is a documentary film directed by Jennifer Sharp, who herself has experienced side effects. The film focuses on people who experience serious side effects after COVID-19 vaccination. Through personal stories, the film shows what it can be like to be in the middle of a polarized debate – without being heard. The film emphasizes humanity, openness and the need to take vaccine side effects seriously.

– September 2022 – The British Documentary “Safe and effective” focuses on people experiencing serious side effects after COVID-19 vaccination. Through interviews with patients, doctors and experts, the film questions the authorities' handling, transparency and follow-up. The film aims to shed light on this important issue, give a voice to patients who are not being heard, and create a basis for open dialogue about vaccine safety and patient support.

– The patient association's chairman, Anette Lindberg Friedrichsen, was interviewed on The Richie Allen Show in October 2024 on the occasion of “Covid injury awareness month” which extends throughout October every year on social media. #PurpleOut #IAmNotMisinformation #CovidVaccineInjuryAlliance
Listen to the interview here (30:26-1:01:00)

– Brianne Dressen, co-founder of the international coalition – React19, visited the “Keeping it real podcast with Jillian Michaels” in October 2024. In the interview Brianne Dressen talks about her serious side effects after participating in the AstraZeneca trial, the subsequent diagnosis, the inadequate treatment and how her case and the evidence of her injuries have been suppressed by the authorities. She is now demanding greater transparency and accountability, through REACT19.

– The Patient Association participated in the People's Meeting on Bornholm in June 2024. In this interview, conducted by ØTV Bornholm, our chairman and spokesperson, Anette Lindberg Friedrichsen, talks about the many challenges that vaccine-injured citizens face. She criticizes the authorities' lack of recognition of serious side effects and calls for better investigation, treatment and compensation. The interview provides, among other things, an insight into the association's work for dialogue with health authorities and the building of Nordic cooperation. With a personal appeal, Anette calls for openness, curiosity and respect for those affected - without stigmatization. You can read more about the presentation under “Lecture for members“.