What Nolan wants to tell us: TENET - Review & Analysis 

We have to think of Christopher Nolan as a lucky man, because he has achieved something tremendously rare in Hollywood: He has made himself independent of the whims and fashions of the culture industry, which primarily wants to systematically underchallenge the audience. Demand is considered an imposition today. "Tenet" stands in the way of this alarming development and relies on the thinking viewer. It can already be said: we will not only talk about this film for a long time, and we will refer to it in future discourses when we try to understand the conflicts that are coming ever closer to us - and to us. Christopher Nolan tells a story with the means of the agent film - the references to James Bond are unmistakable - and with fabulous actors - first and foremost: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson and Elizabeth Debicki - that is by no means meant to merely illustrate a physics mind game, this film is rather very concretely about us and about climate change. Nolan seduces us to leave linear thinking and seeing in order to gain clarity and to find a way out. In doing so, "Tenet" ties in less with "Inception" than with "Interstellar". More on this by Wolfgang M. Schmitt in the film analysis!
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