The fictional screenwriter in the brilliant film "Adaptation" attempts to make a film where nothing happens. He wants to make a film that feels authentic to his life. That film ends up having an immense amount of conflict and brilliant performances by three Oscar award winning actors. I mention this film because "Hello in Here" feels like a version of that film where not really much of anything happens other than the mundane routines of life. Watching this film makes me re-live what was already a mundane pandemic for most. The film's cinematography has an objective POV and is pretty to look at. I commend the filmmaker for attempting to mix multiple genres.
