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Excision + The Lovely Ones
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Director: Christopher Nolan
Chris Nolan has had a wide spectrum of movies, spanning from his distinctive early work to his later big budget Hollywood films. There are a varying number of simple psychological and ethical questions in each movie that have captured the attention of otherwise casual moviegoers. His films usually feature a large ensemble cast and large amounts of consistent score as well.
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Hatchet + Memento
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