Nonstop

About This Movie

Nonstop is a poignant documentary that dives into the everyday lives of bus riders and operators in New Orleans, capturing this raw, unfiltered slice of life. It’s interesting how the film draws connections between public transit and the impact of COVID-19 on the black community, painting a complex picture of struggle and resilience. The pacing has a nice flow, weaving between personal stories and the broader systemic issues at play. You can really feel the urgency in the bus operators’ fight for proper PPE and fair pay—it’s almost palpable. The atmosphere feels heavy yet hopeful, with these individuals navigating not just their routes, but the larger challenges posed by the pandemic. This film stands out for its human element, showcasing voices often overlooked.

Focuses on COVID-19's impact on public transitHighlights community struggles and resilienceFeatures firsthand accounts from transit workers