I need some assistance with these assignment. the techniques and themes of the films directed by nolan Thank you in advance for the help! Nolan began his film-making career with a series of short films. According to critics, Nolan makes films, which are crime dramas and psychological thrillers. He has also made films that conflicted antiheroes like Shelby in Memento, Cobb in Inception and Batman in Batman Begins. Most of his films such as Memento, Inception, and Batman Begins among others have nonlinear plots. Nolan is known to use film and photography techniques to make good films that reflect life realistically. This essay evaluates the film and photography techniques that Nolan uses to bring out the themes of reality, dreams, and self-deception in Memento (2000), Batman Begins (2005), and Inception (2010). The paper starts by giving a detailed discussion of the three films, the film techniques used in the three movies, and the photography technique, as well. It will conclude with a wrap-up conclusion on the film techniques and photography comparison in the three selected films by Nolan.

For one to produce an excellent film, he must know how to reflect life realistically so as to have his audience look deep down inside their lives. Christopher Nolan is wont of telling intriguing stories with themes that provoke thought in a brilliant way (Bill 137). With his successive films, he may be the most significant filmmaker in North America because of his virtually unprecedented meteoric ascent in the film industry. In his films such as Memento, Batman Begins, and Inception, Nolan has experimented with a style and sensibility that challenges, moves and entertains in a way that is moribund in the world of cinema. For example, in Inception, Nolan uses his film technique to produce leading box office hits that have dazzled its audiences with its mind bobbling premises. action based on the latest technology (Bill 175). Nolan, as a filmmaker, has a predilection for stories that contain puzzles, and that captures the imagination of a generation of movie-mongers.&nbsp.&nbsp.

Memento is adopted from his Brother Jonathan Nolan’s short story Memento Mori. Memento is presented in two different sequences of black-and-white that follow a chronological series and a series of colors that are shown in reverse order (Barsam & Monahan 195). These two contrasting series meet at the end of the film to produce one story. In the initial opening, the film shows the end where Leonard murders Trendy and soon Natalie, another character reveals that Leonard is avenging for the rape and murder of his wife.&nbsp.