Memento

Memento is careful, almost always sneaky when delivering necessary information to the viewer, because it is a film told in a non-linear way, which can be confusing, and it is made for that, and also because he wants you to put on Leonard Shelby's shoes. The ambition to convey what it means to have a recent memory loss to those who watch it is executed perfectly, making all fear, anguish and care grow every time the film takes a step forward. The more you think about it, the more you notice striking details and the size of the film's depth. I don't remember a film so smart, it affects and touches its viewer and manages to be subtly funny at the same time. Memento is, in a way, revolutionary and confirms that Christopher Nolan is one of the best at what he does.