The idea for filmmaker Andrew Buljaski wasn’t to make a pandemic film, but the circumstances ahead of him presented itself in such a way that filming during the height of the pandemic would lead to an experiment. Maybe it could be called a true islotion film, but 2022’s There There, was made with actors alone and separate, filmmakers directing via Zoom, iPhones as cameras and, as it turned out, a chance to reimagine it’s production as an art piece. After the traditional release, the director known as the “godfather of Mumblecore” transformed There There into an installation about the edit, taking the original film and performances and creating an atmospheric and smart 3-screened presenation in Los Angeles’ Rusha & Co…