Memento

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film neo-noir film psychological thriller film

Memento is a 2000 neo-noir psychological thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan, renowned for its non-linear narrative structure that explores memory, identity, and perception.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	film → neo-noir film → psychological thriller film →
academyAwardNomination	Best Film Editing → Best Original Screenplay →
authorOfSourceWork	Jonathan Nolan →
basedOn	Memento Mori → short story →
boxOfficeUSD	39900000 →
budgetUSD	9000000 →
castMember	Carrie-Anne Moss → Guy Pearce → Joe Pantoliano → Mark Boone Junior →
centralTheme	identity → memory → perception → revenge →
cinematographyBy	Wally Pfister →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Christopher Nolan →
distributor	Newmarket Films →
editedBy	Dody Dorn →
filmingLocation	Los Angeles →
genre	mystery film → neo-noir → psychological thriller →
hasBlackAndWhiteSegments	yes →
hasColorSegments	yes →
imdbId	tt0209144 →
isInChristopherNolanFilmography	true →
language	English →
mainCharacter	Leonard Shelby →
metacriticScore	80 →
musicBy	David Julyan →
narrativeDevice	intercut black-and-white sequences → reverse chronological order →
narrativeStructure	non-linear narrative →
portrayedBy	Guy Pearce →
premiereEvent	Venice International Film Festival →
producer	Jennifer Todd → Suzanne Todd NERFINISHED →
productionCompany	Newmarket Capital Group → Team Todd →
protagonistCondition	anterograde amnesia →
releaseDate	2000-09-05 →
releaseYear	2000 →
runtimeMinutes	113 →
setting	United States →
writer	Christopher Nolan →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Christopher Nolan → Emma Thomas → Guy Pearce → Jonathan Nolan → Stephen Tobolowsky →	notableWork
Jonathan Nolan →	basedOnHisWork
Christopher Nolan →	directed
Guy Pearce →	knownFor
Emma Thomas →	producerOf
Jonathan Nolan →	wroteStoryFor