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An unsettling, but creative 1993 Spanish anti-AIDS PSA, from the Ministry of Health.
Description: We see a young couple making out in bed, which is being filmed at an aerial shot. The camera starts to zoom out slowly, and the couple get under the duvet to have intercourse. The scene then fades to another night, and the camera is still zooming out. The male partner from before, who is sleeping by himself, wakes up and gets out of bed but struggles to walk, as he contracted AIDS from his partner. The scene then fades to another day as the camera keeps zooming, at a doctor's office, where a doctor tells the man he is AIDS-positive. The scene then fades to a hospital room, where the man is seen on his deathbed, surrounded by his parents. Finally, the camera stops zooming and the scene fades to a church during a funeral, and the man's hospital bed fades to a coffin, where it's revealed that he died from AIDS. The scene then fades to black, and a text in Spanish in the centre fades in for five seconds, reading: "Before you have sex, think about AIDS first" which fades out, followed by a bolder text, reading: "Always wear a condom", which fades out. The Ministry of Health logo then fades in the centre. 
Variants: A shorter 30-second of the PSA version can be found. In this version, the zooming shots are quicker, a male narrator can be taking over the PSA about AIDS, and the text and logo at the end fade in on the same background. 
Music/Sounds: Ominous ambient music is heard playing in the background throughout the whole PSA. 
* In the 30-second version, a male narrator can be heard saying over the PSA: "Having sex with a partner who has the virus and not using a condom is one way to develop AIDS. If you think you have AIDS, visit your local doctor. If you don't, always use a condom. A message from the Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs".
Availability: Rare. The PSA can be found on only three YouTube channels, the most noticeable being the channel, ADLORD, which has the extended version. 
Scare Factor: Medium. In the extended version, the unsettling background music, and the overall atmosphere, can disturb most viewers. And the fact that there's no narrator to accompany the music can make it even more disturbing. However, the shorter version is slightly less frightening due to the narrator's presence.
Category:Spain
Category:PSAs/PIFs
Category:PSAs
Category:PIFs from Real Countries
Category:PSAs from Real Countries
Category:1990s PIFs
Category:1993
Category:1990s PSAs
Category:Medium-rated PIFs
Category:HIV/AIDS
Category:Health PIFs
Category:Ministry of Health (Spain)