De-Eschatology is a physical manifestation of the claustrophobic conditions created by the Covid-19 crisis, with attention to the heightened sense of touch that resulted from lack of physical contact. The film’s trajectory drolly explores a gradual de-escalation of shelter-in-place orders, and the psychological effects of the ordeal.
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United Kingdom 03 November 2020
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