Michele Moses

Beck set out to make something personal, to counterbalance the way that the pandemic is often portrayed in the news. “We keep up with numbers and stats and we are following graphs and stuff like that,” he said. “But what’s missing at the heart of all that is actual experience and people’s emotions and any kind of emotional processing of this thing.” His interview subjects speak freely and poignantly about their anxieties, their grief, and their utter uncertainty about the future. “I had a really…