Berlin Winner Denis Cote on New Film ‘Social Hygiene,’ ‘Boring’ Radical Filmmaking, the Need for Male Humility
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variety.comBerlinale Encounters hated to Variety about his latest feature before its world premiere on March 3. Cote, in interview, flows.
Here are just four highlights from a longer conversation. Viewers will be immediately struck at the social distancing of the characters.
Yet the film, as a project, pre-dates COVID-19….I know I’ll have to answer the question about whether it’s a pandemic film.
Is there such thing as a pandemic film? I’m struggling with the idea that though it was written five years ago, it was called already called “Social Hygiene,” and was planned to be shot in giant landscapes with actors five meters from each other and suddenly five years later it fits perfectly to the rules of shooting in a pandemic.
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