State Organs

I watched this a couple weeks ago and wanted to leave some thoughts here... The most striking part of the film is the collection and analysis of first-hand information from within China. Included are voice recordings, letters, interviews, archived websites, and much more. At first, I thought it was a documentary but this is much more than that. We hear the stories of two families; the events of what happened and chronology helps drive this film's "exposé" of forced organ harvesting.

This is not the box office stimulation of action and CGI. Rather, it is an exploration of what makes film-making great - to tell a story with inner meaning. Something that may change a person.

Many have probably gotten random emails and considered them fake or conspiracy theory. This revealing documentary shows first and second hand experiences with this massive organization for this harvesting. It's inhumane, barbaric and upsetting. More need to see these realities out there and do something about it.

The CCP seems to make Nazi Germany look minor league...unfortunately Americans seem to accept the propaganda before reality. Any mention of this abhorrent behavior or similar atrocities (animals, chemicals, ethics) are often dismissed as 'lid' or 'conspiracy.'

Stop playing into and supporting this nonsense, we'll all be better off.

There are several amazing docs on this topic, such as Letter from Masanjia or Eternal spring, but you can never get enough stories about the state sanctioned organ harvesting in China. Actually, each victim is one story and no matter how agonizing, those stories are stories about winners not loosers. State organs is well made film, with great editing and really great scores which help avoid melodramatic moments, instead of emphasizing them. I reccomend the film both to those familiar to the subject as well as those who don't know that probabbly the worse crime in modern history is happening now - in China.

This film expose the evilness of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on organ harvesting of innocent people. In USA, a patient has to wait for 2-3 years to get a matched organ. But in China, he can get a matched organ in one week.

The reason is because the CCP has imprisoned large amount of innocent people, has tested their blood type, properties, etc and has built up a database. If any patient needs to do organ transplantation and is willing to pay enough money, the CCP's hospitals and doctors can search the database and quickly find the imprisoned person who has the matched organ.

This movie presents undeniable evidence of the crimes by the China communist regime. International community should address the serious human rights violations.

This film is truly exceptional; it embodies both bravery and significance. The considerable risks and unwavering commitment demonstrated by the production team are commendable. I am grateful for the opportunity to view it. I extend my appreciation to those who have diligently worked to expose the facade of the Chinese Communist Party and to reveal the harsh realities of its regime.

We aspire for justice, or at the very least, an outcome that reflects compassion and equity. However, in the context of an oppressive regime, this is often a luxury. In a landscape where misinformation prevails, I deeply value filmmakers who endeavor to uncover the truth, illuminating the grave and perilous situation we currently face. This heightened awareness empowers us to awaken and advocate for human rights, as protecting others is tantamount to safeguarding ourselves. If we remain silent, today they may serve as "state organs," and tomorrow, we risk becoming "state people."