What is the difference in saying "The film is shot superbly" and "The film has been shot superbly"?
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Ivan,
Here most people would say "The film was shot superbly." This would be using the past tense, because the film has been made/been produced and you have just finished watching it. You enjoyed it so much or you were so impressed by it that you say "That film was amazing, it was shot superbly!"
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