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Covid collaboration: Inbal Pinto and Etgar Keret create new world

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Published: 8 September 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

An eight-minute film about the corona era is the result of a first-ever collaboration between choreographer Inbal Pinto and author Etgar Keret

Covid shut down their world, so Etgar Keret and Inbal Pinto created a new one (Haaretz)
A seven-minute film about the coronavirus era is the result of a first-ever collaboration between choreographer Inbal Pinto and author Etgar Keret. They talk to Haaretz about the need to be creative even in underground conditions during lockdowns and about an outrageous disregard of the world of culture

WATCH: Etgar Keret unveils his new COVID project, an 8-minute choreographed film (Times of Israel)
In online ToI interview, writer Keret discusses his collaboration with choreographer Inbal Pinto on the adaptation of his 500-word story about the coronavirus quarantine

Photo: Keret and Pinto (Meged Gozani)
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