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Christopher Nolan, an icon; the rise of a craftsman

Published on May 18, 2012 by Travlis Hallingquest in Christopher Nolan

Located in central London, UCL (University College London) is world-renowned for its innovative teaching methods and pioneering research. Although UCL is known for opening its doors since 1826 to all people regardless of race, religion or creed, the university is one of the most selective campuses in the world. One Hollywood personality that was selected to study at UCL was Christopher Jonathan James Nolan; whose work ethic and intellect embodies innovative and pioneering as previously mentioned in regards to UCL. I use the terminology “Hollywood personality” very carefully when speaking of Mr. Nolan, for Hollywood often dumbs-down genres for ticket sales. Mr. Nolan aspires to deliver grand scale entertainment (movies with a rich plot and well devised dramatic/action sequences) each time audiences enter multiplexes and IMAX theaters. Nolan’s father bought the young boy a Super

The Village: The Innocence of Art

Published on May 7, 2012 by Rohan in M. Night Shyamalan

Is it possible for us humans to picture innocence? – The world that we live in is surrounded by beauty only if we try to comprehend its existence. It is the dark corners of our hearts that touches the last strings of our emotions. Then we all together kneel and at times shed tears with a friend, a family or alone. If we overcome the emotions and close the doors of the dark corners of our hearts, we will understand that this world that we live in is more than just a grim picture. The vision that is gifted to us by nature gives us the opportunity to view a picture; scenery to experience the work psychologically. To our vision scenery from the distance for example is nothing, but a picture. It will feel real

Masters of Cinema; A New Look With New Goals

Published on May 3, 2012 by Rohan in Masters of Cinema

Welcome to the new look of Masters of Cinema. First of all, I am sorry for not being able to update the website for almost two months now. I was extremely occupied with my script and few other personal tasks that had to be finished. Since, I am done writing my script and getting things back in order a bit, I will invest a bit of my time to publish articles focusing mainly on the works of the directors like Ridley Scott, Christopher Nolan, M.Night Shyamalan, Alfred Hitchcock and more. Our goal from now on is to discuss the artistic work and style of each autuer. If you are someone, who loves to discuss the work of a favorite film-maker of yours, you are welcome to write for Masters of Cinema. You can simply email me at rm.mohmand@gmail.com and

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Christopher Nolan sits with DGA for an in- depth interview discussing his work style, and says that he doesn't believe in 3-D. To read the interview click here.

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