Coronavirus: Berlinale film festival opens to public in German capital after long pandemic delay

After months of uncertainty whether it could take place during the coronavirus pandemic, the Berlinale film festival finally opened to the greater public on Wednesday.Artistic director Carlo Chatrian told broadcasters ahead of the ceremony: “It is a pleasure.”Now it was time for the audience and the people behind the films, he said.The Berlinale film festival is one of the world’s major film festivals, along with Cannes and Venice. This year, it was split into two separate events because of the…

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