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Christopher Nolan’s much-awaited Tenet is all set for International release on coming August 26, following multiple delays due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Sci-fi thriller will be released in the selected areas of the US on September 3. According to reports, Christopher Nolan used the concept of time inversion in his film Tenet. This means the characters in the film has to travel backwards through time while time progresses normally around them. Reportedly, he had not used the more traditional time travel in the film.
Nolan’s latest mind-bending blockbuster cast includes John David Washington in the role of The Protagonist, with Kenneth Branagh as a shady Russian oligarch, Robert Pattinson, as a character called Neil and Elizabeth Debicki as the oligarch’s estranged wife.
While Nolan’s latest thriller is no less than a mystery, a fan has revealed on Twitter that the celebrated director went the extra mile to make the time inversion scenes look real. Lewis claims that the director shot each time inversion scene twice (once forward and once backwards) in order to get the time inversion effect correct. This means that the actors in the film had to perform their roles backwards too.
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