In the early 1980s, Gaetan Dugas, an openly gay man, became infected with a mysterious illness that would later be referred to as "gay cancer". Despite his cooperation in providing blood samples and a list of 72 of his previous sexual partners, Dugas faced harsh criticism and condemnation for his promiscuity. Wrongfully labeled as patient zero, he was unfairly targeted as the source of the disease, leading to a wave of discrimination and stigma against him.Review:This poignant tale sheds light on the devastating impact of prejudice and misinformation during the early days of the AIDS epidemic. Through Gaetan Dugass story, the film highlights the dangers of scapegoating and the importance of compassion and understanding in the face of a public health crisis. A stark reminder of the tragic consequences of misinformation and fear, this narrative confronts the lasting legacy of discrimination and the urgent need for empathy and education in times of crisis.