In the midst of the pandemic, “The Follow-Up” explores what a filmmaker with a need to tell stories does when they suddenly find themselves on lockdown and all of production on pause indefinitely. In Berman’s case, they start to explore the unlikely world of Cameo as a tool for human connection. The first comedic short film created in quarantine, “The Follow-Up” is a strangely affecting tale about isolation and affirmation in these bizarre and uncertain times.
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