No film has been more evocative of the year 2020 than Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet.’ This is what we received from Hollywood this year, and we are grateful for it! Is this Christopher Nolan’s best film? Perhaps not, but it can certainly be described as the director’s most ambitious project to date.

The arrival of a film that dared to challenge us was welcomed with open arms in the editorial office. Making an effort to simply inform people about its twisted nature would be wise. Everyone in this office has seen ‘Tenet’ several times, and with each viewing, we return to the office a little happier and a little happier. As a result, it was consistently high on everyone’s wish lists, and it has earned its place at the top of the list.

Overall, Nolan’s attempt at a sci-fi Bond is slick and mysterious, with two deeply charismatic men at the forefront of the film. ‘Tenet’ is a cinematic production with a capital B! It was exactly what the doctor ordered after a particularly bad film year.

A single word, Tenet, serves as the protagonist’s only weapon as he fights for his life and the survival of the entire world. He embarks on a mission that will devastate the real-time framework as he travels through a gloomy world filled with international espionage. Director Christopher Nolan, who has previously worked on films such as Inception, Interstellar, and the Dark Knight Trilogy, is behind the camera for Tenet. Like several of the director’s previous films, both time and place are distorted in this tense spy thriller, in which the protagonist John David Washington must race against the clock to prevent World War III from erupting in the world.