Los Angeles, ONA) - Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, which was expected to accelerate the return of activity to American cinema, was postponed after the lockdown caused by the novel coronavirus from July to August.

The halls returned to open their doors in several European countries and in the United States, but they were counting on this large production to attract the hesitant public to return to the halls, in the absence of any vaccine or treatment for the corona virus.

After the first delay from July 17 to 31, Warner Brothers Studios announced that the film is scheduled to start release on August 12.

The company has decided to start showing the film on Wednesday, while the films usually go out to the halls in the United States on Fridays “to allow the audience to watch the movie as they want”, the spokeswoman confirmed.

“Tenet” budget was $ 205 million, according to several American media outlets, starring John David Washington, son of famous actor Denzel Washington.

(ONA)