The First Wave
Why this pick
Like 76 Days, it places viewers inside the first, bewildering months of COVID-19 through frontline hospital workers, using urgent close observation rather than retrospective commentary.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like 76 Days, it places viewers inside the first, bewildering months of COVID-19 through frontline hospital workers, using urgent close observation rather than retrospective commentary.
Why this pick
Its intimate access to an underground Syrian hospital carries the same pressure-cooker immediacy, moral fatigue, and profound respect for medical staff working amid overwhelming crisis.
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This nocturnal Mexico City ambulance portrait shares 76 Days’ immersive, unvarnished proximity to caregivers, finding tenderness and ethical strain within nonstop emergency work.
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A foundational observational hospital documentary: patient, unsensational, and deeply attentive to the institutional routines and human encounters that make care possible.
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For the humane, quietly patient side of 76 Days, Philibert’s documentary observes a floating psychiatric care center with warmth, dignity, and exceptional trust in everyday conversation.
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01 / THE STORY
The struggles of patients and frontline medical professionals battling the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan.
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