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The First Wave

2021 · Movie · R · 94 min

6.6(29)unSUB Rating

DocumentaryHistory

A documentary follows the early months of Covid-19 in New York City, with rare access inside a heavily impacted hospital system. Through the experiences of frontline staff and patients from March to June 2020, it captures the pressure, uncertainty, and resilience of a city facing an unprecedented crisis.

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Details
Years
2021
Release date
2021-11-19
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
94 min
Max quality
UHD
TMDB rating (input)
6.6/10 (29 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want an intimate, real-time look at frontline healthcare during the early pandemic, similar in spirit to The Lost Leonardo; Not for you if you avoid distressing medical situations or heavy emotional material.

Pros: rare hospital access; frontline human stories; timely real-world focus | Cons: emotionally heavy; intense hospital scenes; limited beyond NYC

Themes

  • new york city
  • quarantine
  • ambulance
  • hospital
  • doctor
  • pandemic
  • black lives matter
  • covid-19

Cast & crew

  • ND

    Nathalie Dougé

    as Self

  • AE

    Alexis Ellis

    as Self - Ahmed's Wife

  • KW

    Kellie Wunsch

    as Self

  • BJ

    Brussels Jabon

    as Self

  • NJ

    Naph Jabon

    as Self - Brussels' Husband

  • AG

    Athens Garrote

    as Self - Brussels' Sister

  • Andrew Cuomo

    Andrew Cuomo

    as Self (archive footage)

  • MD

    Michael Dowling

    as Self

  • Al Sharpton

    Al Sharpton

    as Self (archive footage)

  • KA

    Karl Arabian

    as Self

Directed by Matthew Heineman