German Cinema Body Outlines Re-Opening Measures, But No Clear Timeframe Yet
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deadline.comBy Tom Grater International Film Reporter Germany’s national association of cinemas, the HDF, which represents the majority of theaters in the country, has published a plan for re-opening venues once the coronavirus crisis eases.
The guidelines, which are designed to feed into the government’s wider plans for exiting the nationwide lockdown, would allow cinemas to resume operations “in compliance with the highest safety and protective measures for guests and employees”, according to the org.
The guidelines are (translated from the original German): The guidelines, which were presented to politicians last week, are only at the proposal stage and do not offer a timeframe of when venues could open doors; the biz will need to move in step
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