Covid Diaries NYC

The heading says it all. *Not* a documentary, just self-pity and whines. You can learn nothing from this video, and it has literally zero entertainment value.

When the power of crap gets aired on tv ? And to think, I don't have a show and they do? Yikes

I honestly found no value watching this documentary. In the beginning, there was a heartbreaking segment of a 17 year old grappling with her recently diagnosed mental issues while simultaneously coping with quarantine and the pandemic overall. That segment did not continue and all others fell short significantly as well. There was a scene of this lady's mother as a caregiver to an elderly woman and documents the poor conditions of the home that I will not go into specifics and it's truly despicable how she tries to embarrass that elderly disabled woman on camera for the dramatization of the film. She then in condescension asks her if she's watching the news and paying attention to the situation. That is someone's grandmother, mother, sister, aunt...etc. Where is the human decency? That family was the worst thing about this documentary. There were other snippets of recorded segments that were so incomplete. It's the most disorganized documentary I've ever seen. The execution could've been better over a very real and difficult time in this country and globally.

Stupid. Awful. Boring. And did I say stupid?? The worst thing I've seen in a long time. These Whiny people gross me out.

Interesting documentary composed by segments directed by different young fimmakers, which show people who were particularly vulnerable to Covid pandemic, as they could not protect themselves due their jobs or economic situation. There are a delivery boy and his janitor grandmother, a mailman, a worker in public transport, cleaning workers, a bus driver, a maid, and unemployed people due the close of restaurants. People who needed to work in several places and to use daily crowded public transport. Outcomes vary in the issues they put in evidence. The first one was my favourite by far. Another great moment waswhen the bus driver answered to her daughter that his job was more important than his survival, as he had to pay the bills and the rental, and at least he was not unemployed.