[56] He planned to execute a quick tonal shift after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, desiring to go from the "highest triumphalism, the highest high, to the bottom very low during the shortest level of display screen time doable".[73] For the ending, Nolan chose to really make it intentionally obscure to generally be open up to inter

star that is regularly mentioned to resemble Margot Robbie, will look alongside her doppelganger in BarbiePartly impressed by a passage from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "The Idiot," this meditative film follows Balthazar, the beloved pet donkey of younger farm girl Marie (Anne Wiazemsky). If the two are separated, their lives mirror each other in cur