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TIME film critic Stephanie Zacharek and correspondent Eliana Dockterman explore Christopher Nolan’s filmmaking style, from Oppenheimer and Dunkirk to the recurring themes, timelines, characters, and mythology shaping his adaptation of The Odyssey.
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0:00 What Defines a Christopher Nolan Movie?
0:38 How The Odyssey Shaped Nolan’s Films
1:58 Christopher Nolan’s Complicated Female Characters
2:58 Why Dunkirk Is a Nolan Favorite
3:38 Is Oppenheimer Christopher Nolan’s Masterpiece?
4:14 How Winning the Oscar Led Nolan to The Odyssey
Thumbnail Photo: Melinda Sue Gordon—Universal Pictures
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