gunda isa around a very useful peg.servational documentary, set on a film —— farm, the cameras trained on gunda, a peek at her many piglets. it shows animals as they really are, not with any imposed human created personality. their beauty is taking, as is the calmness of their daily routines which for me was so their daily routines which for me was so refreshing to witness in the midst of our pandemic stresses. gunda is also brilliant cinema. it is a shot in pristine black and white, great natural sound. it made me think quite differently about farm animals and how i want to treat them in the future. it connected me to them emotionally. it goes through your heart and then after this he goes to your brain because you have to feel something and then you have to understand something. normally if you are making things go to your brain, give you information, and what we do is feel something. this is why i am trying to come back to the source of cinema, how it was born. well, the amazing gunda was definitely my pick for best

gunda is also brilliant cinema.istine black and white, it has no narration and great natural sound. it made me think quite differently about farm animals and how i want to treat them in the future. it connected me to them emotionally. cinema can talk directly to your heart and then after this can go to your brain. first you have to feel something and then you have to understand something, and that is opposite. normally if you are making things go to your brain, give you information, and probably you feel something. this is why i'm trying to come back to the source of cinema, how it was born. well, the amazing gunda was definitely my pick for best movie of the year. but what about my fellow film journalists and film critics around the world? let's get the global verdict. my favourite film of 2020 is a south korean film called house of hummingbird. this movie observed a young ordinary person's life in seoul 1994. it works as a universal coming—of—age tale packed with small but powerful moments. and this is surely one

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we vccinated the healthcare workers within our own delivery system at san francisco general and la gunda hospital. we've vccinated the local emergency medical service personnel, the ems ts -- the emt s it, the paramedics and we've vccinated the in-home support service workers, who are 22,000 of them in san francisco. so that's quite a bit of vaccination that's we've done at the local health. there are over 80,000 healthcare workers in san francisco, and most of them do not work within the local health department. most of them work within those multicounty entities and so that's where the bulk of the vaccine that's gone. and then just finally getting over to the last column of boxes. starting with the local health department, that green box. so we get our allocations for those populations i just described, but we also are able to reallocate to those m ces like kaiser or u c, for example, if they haven't gotten enough allocations from their mother institution, they've asked us for assistance and we've been able to reallocate some of our allocation to them when they've gotten low. so again,

we vccinated the healthcare workers within our own delivery system at san francisco general and la gunda vccinated the local emergency medical service personnel, the ems ts -- the emt s it, the paramedics and we've vccinated the in-home support service workers, who are 22,000 of them in san francisco. so that's quite a bit of vaccination that's we've done at the local health. there are over 80,000 healthcare workers in san francisco, and most of them do not work within the local health department. most of them work within those multicounty entities and so that's where the bulk of the vaccine that's gone. and then just finally getting over to the last column of boxes. starting with the local health department, that green box. so we get our allocations for those populations i just described, but we also are able to reallocate to those m ces like kaiser or u c, for example, if they haven't gotten enough allocations from their mother institution, they've asked us for assistance and we've been able to reallocate some of our allocation to them when they've gotten low. so again, it's truly a pa

we vccinated the healthcare workers within our own delivery system at san francisco general and la gunda hospital. we've vccinated the local emergency medical service personnel, the ems ts -- the emt s it, the paramedics and we've vccinated the in-home support service workers, who are 22,000 of them in san francisco. so that's quite a bit of vaccination that's we've done at the local health. there are over 80,000 healthcare workers in san francisco, and most of them do not work within the local health department. most of them work within those multicounty entities and so that's where the bulk of the vaccine that's gone. and then just finally getting over to the last column of boxes. starting with the local health department, that green box. so we get our allocations for those populations i just described, but we also are able to reallocate to those m ces like kaiser or u c, for example, if they haven't gotten enough allocations from their mother institution, they've asked us for assistance and we've been able to reallocate some of our allocation to them when they've gotten low. so again,