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Time Is Always Time: Christopher Nolan, T. S. Eliot, and Creatureliness
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Time is Always Time: Christopher Nolan, T. S. Eliot, and Creatureliness
As one of very few directors billed above his stars, Christopher Nolan was almost in with a shout at reviving post-lockdown cinema. As it turned out, the late August release of Tenet was the last gasp off an overly-optimistic pandemic summer. Now, in December, with the next Bond movie delayed once more, the cinemas have hunkered down for the long winter.
Almost a year before the release of Christopher Nolan's next film, some sessions in Imax are already complete. The release in France on 15 July 2026 of L的Odyssée is one of the most anticipated events of spectators and operators for next year, after an Oppenheimer which had been one of the greatest hits of 2023 with 4.5 million admissions. And at the international level, it is already possible to reserve its seats for the new Nolan. Imax has inde…
Even Dajla, in occupied territory, have moved actors like Zendaya or Matt Damon, protagonists of the feature film produced by Universal Pictures.Topics: Radical Magazine, Western Sahara, Morocco, FilmRead full article
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