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And Alex Cayetos.

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I've been joined today by Tricia Arand.

This has been our conversation on Memento, the 2000 film directed by Christopher Nolan, screenplay by Christopher Nolan, and Jonathan Nolan.

So we're talking about Memento. Before we get started, at the time of this recording, we've just

opened our Patreon vote, which is the monthly vote we do, where patrons get to choose what

our patron exclusive episode is going to be.

But this month is the Battle of the Second Places.

So all the second places from the previous votes are now head to head.

And it's quite a matchup of Lady Bird versus the Lion King versus the Wolf of Wall Street versus Inside Man versus Starship Troopers.

So this is what you're missing over on the Beyond the Screenplay Patreon

is trying to decide our fate between these five very similar movies.

Okay, so, Memento.

So this is one of the movies that has a video essay on it on The Lessons from a Screenplay.

We're getting down to only a few of those left.

We talked about almost every movie now that there's a Lesson from Screenplay video on.

And this one in my memory is a pretty early one. I guess it's number 21, which is later

than I actually thought it was. But I remember- Memory's pretty unreliable, Michael.

It's very true. Yeah, as watching this movie, I was like, is this going to be the hardest

movie to talk about ever?

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