Will be free to watch online on January 23rd. I will say, all the video comes out of communist China, so I do plan on taking everything I see with a grain of salt.



https://variety.com/2021/film/news/mtv-documentary-films-offers-76-days-for-free-on-covid-lockdown-anniversary-exclusive-1234887944/

Yeah, like I said, I'm taking it all with a grain of salt. But the trailer does look interesting. Today's the only day to watch for free, but I think if you watch today your local movie theater also gets a donation. Just got off work, going to kick back and watch.

https://www.76daysfilm.com/watch

ETA: So I'm only about 30 minutes in. I'd say it's less of a documentary and more just a collection of video from the 76 days of the Wuhan lockdown. It shows the human side of the lockdown from inside a hospital - showcasing both the suffering and fear, as well the lack of understanding of the virus and what it does/how it works/etc.

The level of camera access is quite interesting, and something you'd rarely see in an American hospital.

do they have those videos of people keeling over dead on the street?

cone said:

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do they have those videos of people keeling over dead on the street?

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I haven't seen any yet. 45 minutes in, and all hospital based.

One interesting scene, and old man in a hospital who just wants to leave is giving the nurses a hard time. They call his son, and his son starts asking him if he's a member of the communist party or not. The old man is like "WTF does that have to do with any of this? Of course I'm a party member, but how's that going to help anything?" Then starts crying and gives the phone to the nurses. The son reminds him and the nurses that he's a party member and needs to act better.

AgResearch said:

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Propaganda

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Did you watch it? Is that your review?