Tenet and the return of the American film industry

After many months of abnormality and insecurity, new normality begins to set in. Nothing will be the same but we can adapt if we want. One of the industries most affected by the pandemic has been the film industry. Movie theaters closed as soon as confinement began and all recordings were paralyzed. 

Recently, things have started to get better. In early July, the first theaters began to reopen and now a few weeks ago, the recordings of series and films were reactivated. In the case of cinema, the films screened were mostly the same as the time the theaters closed and the new films did not make you want to go out again. It's been a little over a month since then and the big productions are back. Tenet is the first of these. After 3 attempts to release, on August 26 the film will be released in Spain.

The new film by Christopher Nolan (director of the trilogy The Dark Knight) has cost 200 million and has generated great expectations in the media. We will soon know if the interest generated is really justified and if theaters start to have a little more public as before.

Source : Warner Bros.