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A five-part series examining the shift in media coverage on former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Starting in 2020 when he was initially praised for his response to the COVID-19 pandemic, through his resignation in 2021 amidst sexual harassment allegations, and all the legal battles that took place in the following years.  

The series further explores the public perception of these events through conversations with New Yorkers where they discuss their thoughts on Cuomo and share their criticisms on the media and the Democratic Party’s handling of these events. New Yorkers also weigh in on the role of the Me Too movement in empowering women and how much work still needs to be done in our society.

Originally created as a feature documentary, it was later re-edited and expanded with an intro episode that showcases archival footage. The feature documentary version was screened in multiple festivals and won several awards in 2022. 

Episodes

  • This episode examines the shift in media coverage on Andrew Cuomo from 2020 through his resignation amidst sexual harassment allegations, and all the legal battles that took place in the following years, until the beginning of 2025 when he announced his candidacy for mayor of NYC. Was Cuomo the target of a political hit job?


  • New Yorkers discuss the circumstances that forced New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign from office and their opinion of him as governor. Was Cuomo the people’s governor?

  • New Yorkers vent on the Democratic Party and the media for the way they handled the situation in New York. They also discuss due process and the dangers of a society where due process is not given to all people equally. Was Cuomo given due process? 

  • New Yorkers talk about the Me Too movement and all the progress women have achieved over the past 50 years. We have come a long way, but how far do we still need to go? Is the Me Too Movement really empowering women? 

  • New Yorkers talk about our society, how social media affects our interpersonal relationships and how it fuels cancel culture. Was Cuomo a victim of cancel culture and targeted unjustly?