Christopher Nolan plays with time again as Pacino loses his sense of it
Insomnia was Christopher Nolan’s second big budget film. One of Nolan’s favorite topics has been the concept of time. His previous movie Momento played all the major scenes in reverse order and his latest release Tenet deals with time travel. This one takes place during the non-stop sun period in Alaska so there is no concept of time because it never gets dark.<br /><br />The story revolves around Al Pacino as a Los Angeles Police Detective sent to Alaska to investigate the murder of a teenager girl, local detective Hilary Swank and crime writer Robin Williams. Each is very interesting. Pacino is a conflicted cop who brings the intensity. He can’t sleep in Alaska hence the title Insomnia and looks worse and worse as the movie goes on. Swank is the consummate investigator who never stops working. Williams is Pacino’s tormenter. The story is taut and makes you want to see how it will end especially because Pacino can barely walk or talk by the end.
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