Radu Jude Discusses How Andy Warhol Film Began As A ‘joke,’ Says Filmmakers Need To Be ‘serious About Tiktok’

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Romanian director Radu Jude thinks it’s time for filmmakers to start taking TikTok seriously. During an in-conversation event at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, Jude pulled out his smartphone and showed a series of TikToks to the audience, saying, “To me, TikTok is like the beginning of cinema. It’s like Lumiére.