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The First Wave (2021)

When Covid-19 hit New York City in 2020, filmmaker Matthew Heineman gained unique access to one of New York's hardest-hit hospital systems. The resulting film focuses on the doctors, nurses, and patients on the frontlines during the "first wave" from March to June 2020.

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Michael O'Sullivan 16 Nov 2021

The First Wave feels simultaneously hard to watch and vital, tragic and uplifting, like a backward glimpse over our shoulder at a period of conflict and struggle — in more ways than one — that we’re not quite done living through yet.

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bertobellamy 10 Feb 2022

This documentary about an NYC hospital facing the horrors of the first months of the pandemic has unsettling moments. Watching someone die because of COVID-19 strikes you in every way and makes you consider even more what you're doing to protect yourself and others. The problem that I found with it it's the presence of former NY governor Andrew Cuomo. What was the purpose of it? I'm pretty sure director Matthew Heineman didn't intend to clean his image; still, it was very distracting to watch that guy and some big CEOs trying to calm people. The real heroes — sorry for using that term, because some of the nurses and doctors in the film say that they don't feel like that — are the ones risking their own lives to save others, and they deserved all the screen time.

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Matthew Anderson 23 Nov 2021

The First Wave stands as an honest, hard-hitting and compassionate reminder of loving thy neighbour wherever and whoever they may be.

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David Ehrlich 07 Oct 2021

It’s hard to predict what value this documentary will retain in the future (or if it will just disappear into the content void, where history streams a mile wild and a millimeter deep), but it’s safe to assume that it will never be more urgent than it is right now, in a country exhausted by its overlapping tragedies, when so many people of all stripes could use a shot in the arm to remember what’s at stake.

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Jared Mobarak 22 Nov 2021

Watching Matthew Heineman’s documentary The First Wave isn’t therefore a casualty of diminishing returns due to a false sense of redundancy. If anything, it proves more powerful from accumulation.

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