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Ingenuity, scandals and anger keep film festivals relevant in ‘Covidist’ period We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Cinema historians may one day call this the Covidist period: when films were made in secret during lockdown, scripts were written that did not require actors to come within two metres of each other or they were filmed remotely, with directors sitting a couple of rooms away. For many film fans, it felt last year as if cinema had simply stopped. In fact, the new crop of films emergin...

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Pandemic cinema: How Berlinale films reflect COVID Most movies at the Berlin Film Festival are set in a coronavirus-free world, but Radu Jude, Denis Cote and Natalie Morales picked up on the past year's vibe. A rare film with masked actors at the Berlinale: 'Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn' Making a feature film is a notoriously long process. Once the script has been written, productions may spend several years organizing funding before the film is actually shot, and then edited. With specific restrictions changing from week to week, references to the world's pandemic lifestyle in a film cou...