The Secrets of Tenet: Inside Christopher Nolan's Quantum Cold War, Foreword by John David Washington, backword by Kenneth Branagh (Tenet Movie, Making of Tenet, Movie Books, Coffee Table Art Books)

by James Mottram, Kenneth Branagh (Afterword), John David Washington (Foreword by)

Overview

“It’s like Inception but complicated.” — Nilo Otero, Tenet first assistant director

FROM DIRECTOR CHRISTOPHER NOLAN comes a mind-blowing espionage thriller so unique that audiences will puzzle over its intricacies for years to come. The Secrets of Tenet takes readers on an exclusive journey into Nolan’s time-bending masterpiece, offering rare insights into all aspects of its creation.

• Learn from Christopher Nolan himself, as he and a range of other key collaborators—including producer Emma Thomas and production designer Nathan Crowley—give you an essential masterclass that lays bare the director’s process and his singular creative vision.
• Discover exclusive art and never-before-seen photos. Illustrated with candid behind-the-scenes imagery and compelling conceptual art, this is the ultimate exploration of a film guaranteed to linger in the imagination long into the future...and perhaps the past.
• John David Washington and Kenneth Branagh share their personal perspectives on working with Christopher Nolan in the book’s foreword and backword.
• A prestige volume for your home library. This large format, deluxe book is the perfect addition to your bookshelf or coffee table—a must-have memento for Christopher Nolan fans.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781647220600
Publisher:	Insight Editions
Publication date:	09/08/2020
Pages:	156
Product dimensions:	10.10(w) x 10.80(h) x 0.90(d)

About the Author

James Mottram is a film critic, journalist, and author. He has written several books on cinema, including The Making of Memento, The Sundance Kids, and, for Insight Editions, The Making of Dunkirk, Die Hard: The Ultimate Visual History, The Secrets of Tenet: Inside Christopher Nolan’s Quantum Cold War, and Jurassic Park: The Ultimate Visual History. He has also contributed to numerous critical anthologies, on everything from Japanese cinema to war movies, and is a regular on movie podcast Inside Total Film. He lives in London.