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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.