In August 2001, Médecins Sans Frontières started a programme to treat AIDS patients with antiretrovirals (ARVs) in the district of Chiradzulu, in Malawi… This programme in Malawi is a part of a much larger proyect aimed at introducing triple therapy in developing countries. Similar MSF programmes are under way in Thailand, Cambodia, Guatemala, Kenya and Uganda. This film traces the initial stages of an AIDS treatment programme. MSF hopes to show that, despite the cynicism of the pharmaceutical giants and the defeatism of governments, AIDS in Africa is not irrevocable…And that it is possible to treat AIDS.