Man on Speaker: [voice] Again, history repeats itself. And, uh, I mean, let’s talk about 1956. Let’s talk about the number 56 for just one minute. In California, Jesuit-educated Gavin Newsom. And he said to California, as he became the first governor to lock down his state, he said, “56% of you will get Corona in eight weeks”. Which is exactly 56 days. Of course, they keep looking at that lab in Wuhan, China. And if you look at that lab in Wuhan when it was established, it was 1956. Of course, that’s the year Tom Hanks was born, the first celebrity with the virus. Mr. Sleepless In Seattle. By the way, Jenny Durkan was the mayor of Seattle when it became the first city in the world outside of China to have someone get the virus. And she was the 56th mayor.
This film politically has something to say about whether in any kind of country that has political issues or otherwise.
For me I think from my personal opinion or point of view, politics must be about service for the benefit of people and their citizens.
The film is set in 2020 when the pandemic strikes the world.
Overall, this film is unique because it’s a modern form of cinema that offers an experience, whether you watch movies for entertainment or as a hobby.
I just watched it for the first time but I’m not satisfied. So for the second time, I watched it again because they say that, “Films are different when you watch them for the second time.”
Mark Tacastacas 
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