24 Hours in A&E (2011) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is 24 Hours in A&E about?
24 Hours in A&E is a documentary. King's College Hospital in London operates one of Britain's busiest accident and emergency departments. For 28 days, 91 cameras recorded the activities within the A&E, capturing the experiences of patients and medical staff alike. The documentary presents a continuous, real-time look at the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and the urgent care provided to those in need. It offers an in-depth view of the fast-paced environment and the critical decisions made in moments of crisis.
When was 24 Hours in A&E released?
24 Hours in A&E was released in 2011.
How long is 24 Hours in A&E?
24 Hours in A&E has a runtime of 15322 minutes.
What genre is 24 Hours in A&E?
24 Hours in A&E is classified as Society, Health, Culture.
What topics does 24 Hours in A&E cover?
24 Hours in A&E explores topics including mental-health.