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    that Christopher Nolan used to research his movie Dunkirk. Given this you would think that Nolan’s movie would be factually accurate however in a DGA Quarterly interview about the movie Nolan admitted that he never really set out to keep perfectly to the facts, he said that instead followed the thinking of Werner Herzog's idea of "ecstatic truth" in fiction. "It's the idea that fiction can communicate something more truthful to audiences about actual events than documentary," said Nolan. "By…

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    because he got a Ph.D in an Ivy League school, but rather that he is not willing to subject himself to tradition and follow the old ways. Petraeus wants to come up with his own, unique, effective ways. Contrasting this, in Dead Poets Society, Mr. Nolan says, “At these boys' ages? Not on your life! Tradition, John. Discipline. Prepare them for college, and the rest will take care of itself.” The meaning behind Mr. Nolan’s reply, is that tradition is what prepares people. Tradition makes…

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    Inception (2010) excoriates the perplexity of reality due to the human psyche’s reliance on our empirical senses when discerning reality from illusion. Nolan achieves this via the fabrication of dreams and memories; a concept that is heavily reliant on visualisation. During the exposition and Ariadne’s “first lesson in shared dreaming”, Ariadne is oblivious to the supposed dream world in which she was residing in until Cobb enquires with the imperative “Think about it […] How did you get here?”.…

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    The Dark Knight Rises

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    2012 and was directed by Christopher Nolan. As a kid I always loved superheroes and superhero movies and Batman is definitely one of my favorites. But the story of Batman is definitely not for the faint of heart and is definitely not played by the traditional rules of what a superhero is and what he should be. He is constantly fighting with himself and what he should do but in the end he will have to make the hardest decision of all.The director Christopher Nolan Does a brilliant job of making…

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    not solve problems, but create new ones. Drugs and alcohol have been misused by almost all of Leshaya's friends and family as a temporary fix for their issues. “ Your mama wasn’t sick with amnesia. She’s a drug addict, she takes drugs-Heroin” (38,Nolan). As a result of all the bad influences in her life, like her Mama Linda, Leshaya was steered into officially becoming a party girl at the age of twelve. Leshaya used drugs to get away from reality and to hide the fact that she doesn’t have any…

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    Conformity In The Bell Jar

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    Esther originally did not know this path exists until she met Dr. Nolan at the hospital she has been emitted to. The path Dr. Nolan represents is not a common one in society, however, it gives Esther the flexibility to both rebel and conforms to society. Esther says, “This woman was a cross between Myrna Loy and my mother. She wore a white blouse…

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    Workplace Bullying Letter

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    "Workplace bullying"; the workplace bullying has occurred for around two years now. Whilst I should have 'spoken up ' earlier about this matter, I have been too scared to say; do, or act on anything; as it may result in myself being removed from the Nolan Street roster. (DW), (JM) and (GM) are good individuals; I hold no personal grudges or other personal feelings against these individuals, however on a professional basis; I believe the aforementioned co-workers have treated/dealt with me in…

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    rises is a film directed by Christopher Nolan and co-written by his brother Jonathan Nolan in 2012. Christopher Edward Nolan American film director, screenwriter, and producer. He is one of the highest-grossing directors in history, and among the most successful and acclaimed filmmakers of the 21st century. The film The dark knight rises was given a budget of $185million dollars and produced by the creative team behind Batman Begins: Director: Christopher Nolan…

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    Inception Symbolism

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    confusing, demonstration on the elusiveness of reality. It makes you question your ability to have the knowledge of what is real and what is perceived as real. The movie was well written by Chris Nolan, Leonardo DiCaprio was permitted to make some changes to the script. Together they made a great film. Nolan has strategically placed a large amount of symbolism and clues throughout the movie that adds to the experience if you can tie them together. The main character played by DiCaprio, Cobb,…

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    This short clip describes an experience that a woman, Joy DeGruy, had in the supermarket, while she was with her sister-in-law and her daughter. Joy was shopping and when she went to the checkout line the young woman that was ringing up her groceries, Joy noticed the different interactions between Kathleen, Joy’s sister-in-law, and the checkout girl and herself and the checkout girl. The checkout girl was much friendlier to Kathleen then she was to Joy, so much so that Joy’s daughter noticed…

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