Christopher Nolan Will Keep Making ‘Large-Scale’ Movies Because Many Directors Would Kill to ‘Have the Resources I Put Together. I Have the Responsibility to Use Them’ ...Middle East

Christopher Nolan is a big fan of movies that are much more smaller-scale dramas like “Aftersun” (“a beautiful film”) and “Past Lives” (“subtle in a beautiful sort of way”) compared to his own output, he recently told Time magazine, but he’s probably never going to make them. Nolan got his start with indie productions like […]

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Christopher Nolan Will Keep Making ‘Large-Scale’ Movies Because Many Directors Would Kill to ‘Have the Resources I Put Together. I Have the Responsibility to Use Them’ ...Middle East

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