In the year 2000, Christopher Nolan didn’t just arrive on the filmmaking scene — he detonated it. Memento, the story of one man’s search through his memories for the truth, was a radical breakthrough that announced him as the next big thing, the type of singular visionary that would go on to reinvent the superhero genre with The Dark Knighttrilogy, bend our minds with Inception, and make Oscar history with Oppenheimer.To revisit the film now is to see the foundations of greatness, as even at that early stage, the themes and ambitions of his later work would be evident here. As well as being a cinematic work of art, it was the manifesto of a movie genius.
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