
Smallpox 2002: The Silent Weapon
Dramatised Documentary Film
A groundbreaking feature-length docudrama, Smallpox 2002: The Silent Weapon examines a bioterror attack on New York City, when a lone terrorist spreads the virus through everyday human contact. What begins in the city quickly escalates into a global crisis, overwhelming containment efforts and reshaping the world beyond it.
This feature-length docudrama garnered international acclaim for its uncompromising subject matter and striking realism.
90-minute Film
Director Daniel Percival
BBC 1, FX






