“Hard to Believe,” But All Too Real: New Documentary Exposes Crime of Executing Political Prisoners

"Hard To Believe", an award-­winning documentary produced by Swoop Films and Stone Soup Productions will be released today on DVD; and digitally for one week only. The hour­-long film exposes the widespread Chinese government practice of executing political prisoners and selling their organs to “transplant tourists.”

How Can We Help This University?

This week we faced an unexpected situation. The representative of a bioethics department of a U.S. university had previously been excited to be able to provideHard To Believe to their students and faculty, because of its specific relevance to medical ethics and bioethics. However, a week later, that excitement turned into something else altogether.

"Hard To Believe" Movie Screening In Scotland

Hard To Believe was screened for the first time in the United Kingdom at Edinburgh on August 29, 2015. It was an excellent turnout, attracting medical and other professionals and students in Edinburgh and from neighboring cities. The audience found the film thought provoking and were shocked by the evidence.