Life in coronavirus lockdown: families on the brink
Synopsis
Three weeks into lockdown, Rebecca and her son Alex have not left their home in Leeds, while Alex's father remains in the Philippines.
Synopsis
Rebecca lives in Leeds with her son Alex, who is autistic. As they enter the third week of lockdown in 2020, they have not left their home. Alex's father remains in the Philippines, adding to the family's sense of isolation. Rebecca expresses her love for Alex but notes his growing frustration and emotional struggles. The film features various families, including those with young children and adults living with parents, as they navigate the challenges of confinement. It emphasizes the lack of guidance for children during this time.
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Why Watch
- Meet Rebecca and her son Alex navigating lockdown challenges.
- See how outdoor space impacts children's well-being.
- Find out how families cope with isolation and emotional strain.
Did You Know
- Rebecca and her son Alex have been in lockdown for three weeks.
- Alex's dad is thousands of miles away in the Philippines due to visa rules.
- Children in Spain were allowed to walk dogs but not go outside themselves.
- Some families are living in overcrowded accommodations before the pandemic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What challenges does Rebecca face during the lockdown?
Rebecca, who lives in Leeds with her autistic son Alex, struggles with feelings of loneliness and frustration as they have not left the house for three weeks.
How has the lockdown affected children according to the documentary?
Children's lives have been turned upside down during the lockdown, and there has been little advice aimed specifically at them.
What is the situation for families living in overcrowded accommodation during the pandemic?
Families living in overcrowded accommodation are bearing the brunt of the challenges posed by the lockdown.
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