‘76 Days’ Director: U.S. Media Not Showing Horrors of COVID-19 | Amanpour and Company
When COVID-19 overran Wuhan, the Chinese government imposed a 76-day lockdown. In his harrowing new documentary, “76 days,” filmmaker Hao Wu takes us inside four city hospitals to share the gripping stories of frontline workers and their patients. Here he is talking with our Hari Sreenivasan about the desperate effort to combat what was then a mysterious illness sweeping through the city.
Originally aired on December 7, 2020.
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