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[zeroFiveNine]

Independent film maker Takeuchi Ryo just released his Japanese documentary after visiting Wuhan. Subtitled in English. Production values are pretty good, film seems quite well made.

Japanese documentary director Takeuchi Ryo and his team went to Wuhan after the lockdown has been lifted for the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the stories of 10 families in Wuhan, we get to see what it was like during the lockdown, what Wuhan is really like now and how life has been changed forever for the 11 million residents in Wuhan.

 

[nush]

That's the whole documentary? Great, I'll give it a watch.

 

[Thing on a Spring]

Love me some documen-tays, I'll give it a watch.

 

[zeroFiveNine]

That's the whole documentary? Great, I'll give it a watch.

The link is the entire film, but the first 3-4 minutes gives you a good idea of what the rest of it is like. Basically he goes around Wuhan and interviews various people - wet market workers, a nurse, a construction worker, restaurant owner etc. He's got a very polite attitude and is able to ask some thoughtful questions. Interesting stuff, gives you an idea of what life is like there. It's a good watch if you can handle subtitles.