source: After Masks

Well done film that captures the emotions of humanity from multiple lenses throughout the time of the global pandemic - very relatable and provides a living history of a collective experience! Usually it is more challenging for me to sit through an entire movie, yet this one was so relevant that my attention was captured. I know that during the pandemic everything in life was put on hold so I am very impressed at the creativity of how this was filmed so that we are able to show future generations what it was actually like to be alive during this time of life. Very appreciative for this to be available!

It was a waste of time, who can give 7.4 points to this rubbish. Just don't fool by all those fake reviews because there is nothing, even one good thing in there.

What a year it's been! This film does an amazing job representing all the different experiences us as a human race has had to go through. Highly recommend!

Be 73, I found it very interesting how young people face covid Being an essential worker I was not locked. In the house but family and friends were. I respect Drea Berg for her ideas Jack Brown.

It's hard to imagine having the forethought to document and produce the vast array of emotions of the largest recent worldwide disaster, while living in it! This movie is so far beyond what I expected could have been accomplished.

I felt like I could personally relate to the issues addressed in this film.

The only thing more boring than being in a quarantine lock down is watching other people in one with half of them on zoom. Apparently they are attempting to tell us to improve ourselves with the time and find purpose to our meaningless lives. What it should have done is show us waitresses being abused by the less than minimum wage and rude customers and using the time to find a different job, but they didn't. They would rather focus on a bunch of pretentious unrealistic people. Boring and pointless. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I thought this way very well filmed and well thought out. I would definitely consider it a more artistic film. I loved the way they showed the different perspectives of individuals experiencing the pandemic, and the overall thought of "Do you talk to yourself when you're alone, what do you say". I feel like it really drives home the idea of people prescriptions and adaptability in tough situations and how that drives their experiences.

It's thought provoking and a interesting take on what the pandemic looked like from multiple points of view.