This film takes one on a world journey through an exceptional year, in a time full of contrasts: silence and chaos, beauty and death, hope and despair, closeness and loneliness: an emotional portrait of our world in a state of emergency.
@ENDEVRDocs , 1:16:11 - ENDEVR, you have misspelled the names. It is *NOT* “Junachaco”, “Columbia”. The correct name of the village and country is *”Juanchaco, Colombia”* . Please fix it.
This is the word of God This is the biggest scandal in the history of time When Donald Trump sneaks up on Israel When Nancy Pelosi takes up the position to do his bidding When the church based on politics is set up There will be a red one a black one a white one a pale one From The Comforter
I'm one of the 'lucky' ones regarding my response to the 2020 PanPanic. I never believed the narrative , thus I never feared the very thing the MSM , UK government , and NHS wanted me to fear . The very thing 💉 , they wanted me not to fear , but trust ...I feared . Same with the 😷 and 'testing' . 65 years young Englishman , and a non compliant to this biggest con , in medical human history ❗
I am a cancer patient, I caught Covid, it was miserable & I am still feeling it’s after effects…mighty glad to still be alive, over a million people in this country didn’t get so lucky 😢
It was probably the effects of your cancer and your treatment. The very first strain of COVID was extremely deadly but it was gone before lockdowns even happened. I was one of the few who caught it.
You're right! All those in the medical field here are surprised to see patients get cancer and all of them are already in stage 4! We haven't seen any cancer patients with stage 1, 2 or 3!
One of the side-effects of Covid and those experimental drugs so-called vaccines is stage 4 cancer! Those so-called vaccines have 5,000 side-effects and they won't release it to everybody! This is why thousands of doctors and those in the medical field died! They all don't know anything about Covid and those experimental drugs so-called vaccines!
I too am an introvert, but I pretty much had to stay home anyway as I'm an only child and was caring for both parents as they were dying. When my Mom passed on my birthday in August 2020, I'd never felt so alone in my life. My Dad passed 3 1/2 months earlier and I was the only one at his viewing before cremation. No funerals, no friends or distant relatives . . . just day after day of silence. I wouldn't want to repeat the experience.
well countless people lost jobs, businesses, inflation has reared its ugly head, people lost the ability to say goodbye to loved ones and families were ruined
At least the earth healed a bit, literally. Sorry for those who got through a hard times. I think you guys had the best and more meaningful experience in life, the fact that u still alive and survive until now. I think, you are very blessed. And those who passed are more blessed and left this cruel world peacefully. ❤
I debated watching this. Like many people, the social isolation of lockdown was the least of my worries. The effect of the job market freezing created a cascade of effects that led to a terrifying struggle for basic survival, for the first time in my life. Even after three years, I'm still feeling the after effects of it. Although I'm not fighting to keep a roof over my head anymore, once you've been there, spent nights in your car, losing everything you've worked for, worrying about having enough to eat, whatever - you're never the same person.
True, the part about losing everything and being thankful for living in your car. But having been homeless twice before as a college student, and obviously older than you, it didn’t ruin me forever. I found a way to drive myself out of a heavily restricted locality, got into a rural area of a red state, and have survived there quite nicely.
Never in my life something affected me emotionally like the pandemic. I lost 6 members of my family and almost lost more 5. I didn't get Covid in the worst years, just got it last year and it wasn't too bad but I cried so much for people I never met! I cried for their loss, I cried for the victims and even these days I still cry for them. I think the pandemic is the saddest thing I ever lived. I could put myself in the place of people who were suffering and I cried with them. God bless you all.🙏❤️🌹
I can't even watch this because I have such strong feelings towards those that inflicted unnecessary pain to millions of people. The elderly and children were most affected. I'll never forget, and I'm sure God hasn't either. I can't wait for the day evil is purged from this world, once and for all. Nothing like reliving a 3 year nightmare.
I can't help but laugh😅 you seriously are very naive and please read some reliable information before thinking that Covid was anything serious. They made such a fuss from it and basically scared mny people (apperantly you too) and managed to do many things on the background while the world was told to stare at Covid! Educate yourself, it is essential
I was only home when I wanted to be, here's why, low risk behaviour, low risk activity and living in a low density location meant being outside was possible, in fact, I saw more bears and other critters than I did people. It was also the most creative and productive time of my life. I was well informed and made an effort to keep my water droplets out of other peoples mucous membranes, never vaccinated and never sick. Sorry to see so many suffer.
I was homeless in Hawaii when lockdown came. I was also eight months pregnant. I had no where to go as cops kept telling us to get off the streets and out of parks. I was in a seriously bad relationship also and I drank a lot because it was sad scary stuff. I carried my baby full term, but she was born dead. 2020 was the worst year of my life.
Issue with spelling at 1 hour 16 min 11 seconds: It is NOT "Junachaco", "Columbia". The correct name of the village and country is "Juanchaco, Colombia". This something we have to ask the production company to fix. In the meantime, please accept our apologies for the misspelling.
Has a nurse I can tell you I was exhausted at what I witnessed and what the medical staff was put thru. I left nursing as soon as they lifted restrictions exhausted and depressed
Being from Singapore, the COVID-19 pandemic wasn't as severe as other bigger countries like South Korea and the USA. However, it was a dangerous time since political engagement got extremely high during the lockdowns from April to May, and that I could not see my friends physically. As someone who just graduated from Middle school in 2020, it sparked something in me. When we opened up in June 2020, I got out and realized how important everything was. It was only until 2022 when I realized how precious life was.
Front line worker here. Introvert with an extrovert job. I am still in shell shock of what I experienced daily. I will never be the same. Lost so many.
It was 5 am. I gassed up at a self service gas station and got on the freeway to work. I realized about 2 minutes into the drive in a normal busy San Diego freeway, that I was alone. I stopped in the middle of the road and got out. I walked a little from my car and I remember not hearing anything. Not a thing. It felt like the world had ended. I also remember they were playing Christmas music in March on the radio. Probably to cheer everyone up.
i very much miss the quiet of the first 16/18 months of the pandemic. no traffic, clean streets, animals and mother nature thriving. i was an essential worker for the govt so still had to physically go in to work, but there were strict rules in place requiring distancing/masking, and limiting our interaction with the public. for an introverted germaphobe like me, it was bliss. everyone was forced to be cleaner, more cautious, more thoughtful in their actions. when i would go into a restaurant for takeout, even a fast casual place, the place was spotless. i actually was optimistic at that point that we would learn some permanent lessons about hygiene germs etc that would linger on after the pandemic ended, but it unfortunately it seems society has done a complete reversal. people seem to take far more risks and things are far less sanitary than they were pre-covid, almost as if people are trying to rebel against that period of restriction. sad.
This is a really good comment .. I agree with the first part.. I noticed that too and it was different and new .. since ya I don’t see napkins or sanitizing wipes ..
still pretty crazy to think the world changed practically overnight that first year of covid. from time to time i revist a drone video someone uploaded in the first few months of covid of empty SF streets. Been in the bay my entire life, and never seen that, not even in the dead of night.
i wonder when theyre gonna start doing studies on people to see all the effects the quarantine really had. i got depressed at the start when i was 15. really bad time for me. ive never felt like the same person to this day
I didn't care. I only wore masks on public transportation and in grocery stores as I couldn't get in otherwise. I got the virus in August 2020, felt like a cold. Took herbs, vitamins and green chili chicken soup. Two days later I was fine. I'm 68, slightly overweight but I wasn't afraid. I felt bad for those who were.
I had the same experience with it. I got it in December 2020. It was a mild 3 day cold then I was over it. No need for the jab because I was already immune when the vaccine became available.
The nursing home was turned into a zoo with elderly behind the glass. I imagine myself in that situation: sick, lonely and imprisoned as such. Awful. I pray I don’t live past 65.
The pandemic negatively affect millions of people and I am thankful that my family and I were able to get through it unharmed. In a way my life has gotten better since. I changed jobs and now work from home, my life slowed down for the better
stop saying "pandemi" because it suggests that there was actually something "pandemic" worthy all the things that turined people lives forever were the ridiculous covid lockdown and restrictions that destroyed the economy
At least the earth healed a bit, literally. Moment of silence for our beloved Earth. Sorry for those who got through a hard times. I think you guys had the best and more meaningful experience in life, the fact that u still alive and survive until now. I think, you are very blessed. And those who passed are more blessed and left this cruel world peacefully. ❤ I hope people all around the world can learn the lesson, and moving on to be better in anyways.
I remember first hearing about COVID in early January of 2020 when the news on the radio briefly mentioned about a virus hitting a seafood market in China. I didn't think much about it except that China could possibly struggle with their fishing industry as a consequence.
I'm in Coventry, UK 🇬🇧... The band Specials come from Coventry and arguably their most famous song is "Ghost Town". Coventry literally was a Ghost Town!
Humans cannot be satisfied... When covid19 started everyone where more than happy that could ''work'' from home because gone where the every day commute rush and on site work stress. Life finally started to slow down.... After few months humans started to cry again that they are lonely, they miss socialization, miss events and why their 'freedom rights' where suppressed in every possible way. 🙄 Thank you everyone in emergency services and first responders all over the world! 🙏
Here in the Southeast SC, it was the same. 13:02 that lady doing yoga was basically me. Outside alone, jogging 3 or even 5 miles on a daily, looking to see what's up around the area. The only building to me, personally, that was a church, since I had the passcode to enter anytime. 2020... what a year to remember...
I miss my sister who died because of the man-made Covid virus, that my country paid $28 million in a grant from our taxpayer money to create. I also miss being able to sit outside and grieve in nearly absolute silence.
For me, it was amazing to be able to WFH. Working from home is glorious for me because I hate commuting. I now work from 6am and log off 2pm. Due to lockdown I focus more on myself. Hubby and I would go for a long walk everyday during the lock down. Only downside was that we had to cancel our travels.
Do you feel a deep sense of awe and appreciation for having such a wonderful life to spend with a wonderful person, while life for so many of us is largely filled with loneliness and suffering? You sound like a very young adult with the world at your fingertips. Enjoy every moment of it, while it lasts.
@@lesliecano4963 , my comment was not to offend anyone. I was just stating how I experienced the lockdown. I’m a lawyer, so for me it was easy to WFH. Unfortunately my hubby cant, because he has to go his clients. Indeed, I am a young adult. Have a great day.
How can you say change things forever?, what's that based only on the last 3 years the only thing that changed was that most people realised how much they were being scammed.
I live in a city in Australia that virtually had no covid until 2022. We lived a fairly normal life, just were stuck there as every road and airport to the state was essentially sealed off for 2 years (with a few months exception from other states).
I came here wondering if how I felt and what I experienced and the experience of others had been compiled into a documentary. I will watch this later alone. I have a feeling it's going to rattle me with emotions, therapeutic is some way. I've been wanting to talk about it for a while now, Remember Covid?
Where I live it's like the pandemic never happened, because NOTHING changed in my town. There were no masks, no lockdowns, no anything. We walked around in Walmart frequently and went to restaurants without fear. It was just life as normal. I didn't even know there had been one until a coworker talked about it in July of 2020.
My husband is a first responder and I had just started treatment for breast cancer. Our daughters were early teens. We lived across the country from any family. We made it through and I feel so fortunate.
Lets see... my sister and mother-in-law both lost their jobs, because of COVID and had to find new ones during the lockdowns. I had one extended family member and one friend die from COVID. My wife had to move into a long term care facility during COVID where I wasn't allowed to visit, except at the window. And my employer denied all work from home requests, so I was driving to work everyday while getting to read about how AWESOME working from home is and all the jokes about sourdough bread. Fun times, fun times.
Yeah, my wife was getting $1200 a week in unemployment, plus stimulus payments, for not even working, while I was working 70 hours a week bringing home 900 bucks, and getting sick doing it. Lockdowns were great.
@julesnagbunga1204 we were required, but I took them off for the most part and wear it only for show. I want to breathe fresh air, not my own breath. I don't know anyone who had it.
2024...my family still unvaccinated (2 seniors in their late 60s, 3 adults, 30s+) but 4 of my immediate relatives who were vaccinated died (ages 68, 70, 55 and 49)
In May 2020 when i was i at to stay in because of being vulnerable of Covid 19 because of my treatment which lowers my immune system so i at to go into the hospital to see my gastro Consultant and all i can remember my is seeing the nurses in green uniform. It was so different back in
And on the Seventh Day God rested Gen 2:2-4....There's a reason why rest is so important/crucial...man & the earth needs rest!!! How can HE make it any clearer.
NoI was ill with a 19 cough and high temperature in March 2019. December 2019 i had pneumonia with a temperature of 39.4 i had Streptococcus bacteria on my lungs so it was Sepsis on my. I did not go to hospital because o don't like going into hospital i stayed at home taking antibiotics and paracetamol for it i had another x-ray my lungs And it was clear so my gastro consultant started me back on biological treatment for my Crohn's. I went to eatch Strictly come dancing live tour in Manchester in January 2020 by March in 2020 i had very bad flu with another nasty bacteria infection which was called menococcious my head from the middle of my top of my head all the eay fown left side of my head i was in so much and my legs eas so weak as well. My youmgest daughter called her dad even know i eas divorced 4 years before. Because my daughter thought i had a Stroke. So my other daughter who lived with me called a ambulance they came in the bedroom to check me over i was burning up with a temperature and then one the ambulance man ask me did i have any illness before i had this influence i said yes. Nut did not take me to hospital because there was people in hospital with Covid 19 so i stayed at home again. I suffer with Crohn's disease and i am on biological my treatment which lowers my immune system. When we was in lockdown in march when i was ill with influenza and this nasty bacteria infection i.was in lockdown from march to July to August because was immunesurpress on my treatment. I had my first Covid jab in November 2020 then i had another Covid jab in march 2021. then another one in October 2021. So far at that time i had 3 primary vaccines and 2022 in April i had my first booster vaccine and in October.2022 i had another booster vaccine and that was my last vaccine i did not want anymore vaccines because after i had colds feeling ill after. I did not want to get anymore vaccines after the last one in October 2022 and july of 2022 i had Covid 19 i had the antivirus treatment. I had a drip with everything in it. I was under the weather with my Crohn's and not well with that in the first of the pandemic 2020 i had to go to have my treatment again whilst in lockdown and i had so i had another Colonoscopy so i had my Colon all
Wasent that dramatic for me. A year perhaps where I was obliged to wear a face mask but I could go everywhere without any restrictions really. But today it all seems so long ago. I hear no one commenting on it either.
My Pandemic story is I was staying with my parents, two sisters, and my nephew when the pandemic started. I was already unemployed so I wasn't affected that much. I binge-watched RU-vid videos, I only left the house to go to the supermarket and chemist.
1:16:11 - ENDEVR, you have misspelled the names. It is *NOT* “Junachaco”, “Columbia”. The correct name of the village and country is *”Juanchaco, Colombia”* . Please fix it.
Thanks God I was not scared.but I was worry because 1 of my sons was far and didt no how was thinking and for mi have too have hope too tech my other son.but I was more a scare of vac
