It’s All Good (2018) - Tuki Jencquel

Not much to say, infuriating and depressing. A personal story of struggle and sacrifice that doesn't attempt to pretend the edifice of the documentary format in itself is one rooted in 100% objectivity.   Focusing on Venezuela's healthcare crisis, the film profiles the bravery of those who have stayed behind, profiling in particular two doctors who stay and fight despite the unsure future of both themselves and their country.  The black-and-white scenes in particular are an interesting choice - therapy sessions which one could argue detach the viewer from the overarching story of Venezuela yet they also provide insight into the internalized struggle of the individuals the film documents. In a sense these scenes empower their subjects, give them a platform, to express their emotions, often rooted in turmoil but also at times, hope.  Harrowing stuff right here.