It’s no joke: A Borat sequel may soon be on the way.

Sacha Baron Cohen somehow managed to film a sequel to his 2006 comedy during the pandemic and he’s currently screen testing the film, according to Collider.

The plot for the new film is still a secret, according to IGN, who noted that the title reportedly submitted to the Writer’s Guild of America website (and since removed) doesn’t provide many clues: Borat: Gift Of Pornographic Monkey To Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence To Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation Of Kazakhstan.

Sources who’ve seen test screenings of the film told The Film Stage that the relationship between President Donald Trump and financier Jeffrey Epstein and the coronavirus play a big part in the film.

Many famous figures, including Vice President Mike Pence and Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, reportedly have cameos, but the website says one as-yet-unrevealed scene could derail the career of a well-known political figure. 

Earlier this summer, Giuliani told reporters about his encounter with the actor.

Back in July, Giuliani was participating in what he believed to be a sit-down interview about the White House response to the pandemic when a man came in wearing a pink bikini with lace underneath a translucent mesh top.

The former New York City mayor told Page Six that the man “had the beard, bare legs, and wasn’t what I would call distractingly attractive”.

Giuliani, who said he was a Borat fan, said he didn’t immediately recognise the “screaming and yelling” actor, and “thought this must be a scam or a shake-down, so I reported it to the police”.

The actor then ran away, according to the mayor.

No release date for the film has been announced, but Collider speculated that it might have been financed by “a deep-pocketed streamer”.