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Nolan’s projects and his filmmaking reach have blown up into the monumental, evolving into billion dollar franchise character studies often written with his brother Jonathan – a film noir appliqué applied to mass market genres of sci fi, thrillers and world war: a darker idea of Batman over the Dark Knight films with Christian Bale...
Kokuho, set in 1952, in Postwar Japan, in the world of Kabuki Theatre, the 17th century Japanese form of opera, The screenplay by Satoko Okudera is based on a runaway best-selling novel in Japan by Shuichi Yoshida, brought to the screen in the third collaboration with director Sang-il See.
Some years ago, I was with my family at the Marrakesh International Film Festival, where I took my daughter to the world premiere of Body of Lies, an espionage thriller by master intrigue and action director, Ridley Scott. Events this week brought that screening back to me.
In all my years reporting on cinema,  I have never seen 8.5 minutes of footage that has sparked a global call to action, as we’ve witnessed  with the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota.   Read Full Review

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