After Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan steps out of his comfort zone to direct his next film

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The Oscars celebration was short and Christopher Nolan is preparing the new film. But he will have to leave his comfort zone.

Responsible for “Inception”, “Batman: The Beginning”, “Dunkirk”, “Memento”, “Interstellar”, “Tenet”, “The Dark Knight”, “Insomnia”, among many others, Christopher Nolan has a career spanning over 25 years. Throughout it, it was revealed one of the best contemporary directors – and with full merit.

The last edition of the Oscars finally highlighted the talent of the British director and beyond. “Oppenheimer”, by Christopher Nolan, left the ceremony with 7 golden statuettes – Best Cinematography, Best Supporting Actor (Robert Downey Jr.), Best Soundtrack (Ludwig Göransson), Best Director (Christopher Nolan), Best Editing, Best Film and Best Leading Actor (Cillian Murphy). An impressive film about one of the most impactful creations in human history.

The Oscar celebration for Best Director was short and Christopher Nolan Are you already thinking about your next film?. It is not the next film in the James Bond saga, as the director would like, but his next work forces the director to leave his comfort zone andYou will be making a change rarely seen in your career.

A RARE MEASURE IN YOUR ENTIRE CAREER

Christopher Nolan’s films are known for their non-linear narrative (two excellent examples are “Inception” and “Interstellar”) and the minimal use of special effects. Despite rumors still pointing to him in “Bond 26”, the British director should adapting “The Prisoner”, a mystery series from the 60s.

In this series we follow a spy who finds himself trapped by an unknown organization on a remote island. Throughout the episodes the protagonist tries to understand the reason why he is trapped. The series ends witha very psychedelic sequencewhich instead of offering answers, leaves even more questions hanging in the air.

THE BIG DIFFERENCE

Inception BTS Christopher Nolan — Leonardo DiCaprio and Christopher Nolan, “Inception” | © NOS Audiovisuais

Although the British director’s films do not follow a linear structure, his works always end with a proper explanation (inside the possible). With the remake of “The Prisoner” this should not happen. Its ambiguous narrative goes against what Christopher Nolan usually does. The British director will have to leaving your comfort zone to bring to life a film that promises to be quite complicated for your creative being.