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Robert Pattinson (left) and John David Washington in director Christopher Nolan's "Tenet." (COURTESY OF WARNER BROS.)

Director Christopher Nolan has a fascination with time with the concept coming up repeatedly throughout his filmography whether thematically or as a storytelling mechanism.

In his second film “Memento,” Nolan tells the story in reverse because the protagonist has a form of memory loss in which his short-term memory resets every few minutes. By telling it in reverse, we are forced into the lead character's perspective.

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John David Washington stars in director Christopher Nolan's "Tenet." (COURTESY OF WARNER BROS.)

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