Tenet

the main character doesn't have a name. you can't hear the dialogue. the concept is full on insanity. nolan's most "nolan" film. the key to the film is given in the first 20 minutes, "don't understand it, feel it". Tenet was a full on attack on all my senses. Hoyte's striking cinematography, Ludwig's booming score, the reverse fighting choreography that pairs with a frantic camera to form some of the best sequences nolan has directed. despite not being concerned with character development at all, the final exchange between neil & protagonist is indescribably sad