Right to Try is a documentary film that showcases the journey of an HIV survivor named Robert C. It follows Robert's quest for a cure, exploring the complex and often controversial world of HIV treatment and research. Despite living with the disease for more than 30 years, Robert maintains a optimistic outlook and remains determined to find a cure.
The film highlights the challenges faced by individuals living with HIV, including stigma, discrimination, and limited access to life-saving medications. It also examines the role of pharmaceutical companies and their profit-driven approach to developing treatments.
Throughout the film, Robert participates in medical trials and experimental treatments, putting himself at risk in the hopes of finding a cure. We see the toll that this takes on his physical and emotional health, as well as the toll it takes on his relationships with loved ones.
The film ultimately raises important questions about the ethics of drug development and whether the current system is truly serving the needs of those living with HIV. It is a powerful and moving account of one man's journey and his unwavering commitment to finding a cure.