When you're starting out particularly, you have to play to your strength.

You have to do something that really excites you.

And whatever's different about that, and in the case of following, the nonlinear structure was a somewhat unusual choice.

But it's those things that are the strength of the project. It's the things that you can

bring to what you're doing or bring to the filmmaking craft that maybe not everybody else is doing.

Maybe not everybody else can do or has thought to do. That's what's going to distinguish the thing.

So it might seem in some ways more difficult or seem like something that would make the project more difficult to sell when it's finished, you know, what have you. But for me, I think the answer was definitely to try to play to my strengths and the things that I personally was passionate about. passionate about. I was passionate about. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Real Talk, a movie podcast, where we want to be your go-to source for ratings and recommendations

of past and present films.

I am your host, West Jones, podcasting from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

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Hello, Real Talk Community, and thank you for downloading this episode.

It's good to be back. I feel like we haven't recorded in forever.

I know we've been putting out episodes each week, but they were all pre-recorded.

So anyways, guys, glad to be back recording new material.

And for the second episode in a row, we're going to be starting a new series.

Tonight is going to be all about English filmmaker Christopher Nolan.

Plus, to cap off the episode, we're going to be doing a spoiler-free mini-review of this brand-new film Tenet.

And we'll let you guys know whether we think you should get out to theaters and see that movie.

So guys, our first director's spotlight episode, how are you feeling about it?

Well, I'm pumped.

I classify Christopherolan as the director

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