00:00Non cercate di capire, sentire.
00:08Perché sembra così strano?
00:10Non stai sparando il proiettile.
00:13Lo stai prendendo.
00:15Wow.
00:15Quindi, io ho filmato cinque film in una.
00:19Sono un grande fan, un grande fan.
00:22E credo la sua capacità , ovviamente la storia della storia, è top-notch.
00:28I think he just knows how to tell a story and how he tells it non-linearly.
00:33He just breaks all kinds of traditions and ways of filmmaking.
00:37I think he has this ability to make you care and feel and be so invested in the characters.
00:42While there's a world that, maybe if it's on a sci-fi level, if it's, I don't know,
00:48this kind of science that's being introduced in the film that we might not necessarily know or comprehend,
00:54we do feel it through the characters' lenses.
00:56We do feel it through what they're experiencing.
00:59So, I don't know if there's anybody that's able to do that.
01:02He can be so ambitious in mixing and matching different types of genres or different elements of films
01:07that we've all loved and are familiar with and totally use them and create them in a new way and
01:12his way.
01:13So, it almost becomes a Christopher Nolan genre in a way. It's his own genre.
01:18What does it mean, Tenet, for you?
01:21Well, as the concept goes, as the trailer goes, the concept goes as well.
01:24So, don't try to understand it, feel it, and you will not be able to execute that thought,
01:31that knowledge, without it being experienced in the IMAX, in the theater, properly.
01:36Let's see.
01:40Let's see.
01:42Let's see.
01:49Ecco, questa era la parte un po' drammatica.
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