Film Threat just reviewed 15 DAYS.
They called it “an institutional autopsy with a pulse.” The reviewer, Alan Ng, a parent himself, wrote that watching the film “reignited my anger. Not with what was happening to my country, but to my child’s education.”
The film is also making its way into the academy. Cornell University and Claremont College have both acquired 15 DAYS for their libraries. Here’s what Professor Randy Wayne of Cornell had to say:
“The film 15 Days documents the complete story of the school closures. It is important that parents, teachers, administrators, and students understand what happened so that the devastating failure does not happen again. How do I know it was a devastating failure? I saw that the students coming into Cornell post-lockdown were unprepared for college compared to previous classes.”
15 DAYS is now streaming everywhere. If you haven’t watched it yet, this is the week to do it. First-week numbers determine whether the platforms push the film to new audiences or bury it. Every view counts.
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Natalya
Unfortunately I can’t find it on a network in Australia