ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Sweden’s Goteborg Film Festival has taken social distancing to an entirely new level. Over the course of the coming week, it will hold screenings in two urban venues for just one festival attendee each. And it has also sent a single viewer to a tiny, barren island in the North Atlantic to watch the 70 films in competition — alone. Over 12,000 people applied for the solo experience when it was announced, but the festival selected Lisa Enroth, second photo, a 41-year-old emergency nurse from the town of Skovde, in southern Sweden, as the winner. Like health care workers everywhere, Enroth has found the past several months stressful. “Every day at the hospital we’ve been dealing with so much,” she said. “With all the patients, and all the new protocols, I’ve never felt so unisolated in my life.” The hospital agreed to give Enroth time off for the film festival (“My boss is a movie buff,” she explained) and on Jan. 30, a boat brought her to Hamneskar, a rocky outcrop some 25 miles from Goteborg that was nicknamed Pater Noster by sailors who would recite the Lord’s Prayer as they neared its treacherous waters. There, she took up residence in the former keeper’s cottage that sits aside the island’s cast-iron lighthouse, and settled in for the movie marathon. Tap the link in our bio to read and see more from the screenings. Photos by Ines Sebalj.」2月4日 9時01分