

76 Days
Over 76 days, healthcare workers in Wuhan confront the challenges of treating patients during the COVID-19 pandemic amid a citywide lockdown.
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Over 76 days, healthcare workers in Wuhan confront the challenges of treating patients during the COVID-19 pandemic amid a citywide lockdown.
Synopsis
Wuhan's hospitals faced extreme pressure during the COVID-19 outbreak in early 2020. Frontline medical professionals worked long hours to care for patients. They navigated shortages of supplies while treating those infected with the virus. The film includes testimonies from healthcare workers and patients, revealing the struggles within a city under lockdown. Director Liu Xin captures the daily realities of life and death in a crisis. The documentary runs for 93 minutes and combines scenes from China and the United States.
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The GuardianThis moving fly-on-the-wall documentary from Wuhan conveys the terror, and heroism, that the unknown virus engendered.
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