Christopher Priest

Too much sound and fury in Christopher Nolan’s movies

Tom Shone is deferential in his interviews with the director — but the ear-splitting spectacles just leave the head spinning

Christopher Nolan and Kenneth Branagh during the filming of Dunkirk (2017). Credit: Alamy 
issue 31 October 2020
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