Filmmaker.
By Meg Shields
Following walked so that Christopher Nolan’s career could run.
By Meg Shields
All we’re saying is that if you come back from the dead, it’s very important to shout “the prestige!”
By Meg Shields
High contrast lighting and over-the-shoulder shots? Must be an interrogation scene.
By Meg Shields
Because no one is a bigger film dork than filmmakers.
By Meg Shields
For a director as dedicated to visuals as Christopher Nolan is, you’d think he’d be a little more into “show don’t tell.”
By Meg Shields
One of Christopher Nolan’s trademark techniques is the crosscut. Here’s a look at why, via ‘The Dark Knight,’ ‘Inception,’ and ‘Interstellar.’