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Christopher Nolan is one of those great directors and screenwriters who are known for their intellectual style of storytelling. He presented his successful films with his challenge as well as intelligent narratives. All the films are based on sociological as well as philosophical concepts which help in exploring humanity as well as the ductile nature of personal identity as well as memory. Also Read: Best Feel-Good Movies on Prime List of Best Movies Directed by Christopher Nolan 11. Doodlebug (Short Film) (1997) This is a short film directed by Christopher Nolan and is basically a short psychological thriller starring Jeremy Theobald. The story revolves around a shabby man living in a shabbier flat that get possibly driven towards a mental disorder wherein he can see his own miniature version and soon later enters a large face who finally proceeds in squashing the person. 10. Insomnia (2002) This movie is basically a psychological thriller film bas...

For most mainstream viewers, Twin Peaks must be the first, and quite possibly the last, a tryst with David Lynch, the enfant terrible of American mainstream landscape. Experts have pointed out time and time again that Twin Peaks was the series that ushered America into a golden age of television, which is going strong until now. And yet, most people discard Lynch as another avant-garde wannabe filmmaker with no respect towards the traditional structure of a storyline. I am here to make my point and you may or may not agree with the words I am going to say next, but I give as much care to it as Lynch gives to a coherent storyline. He’s the absolute best filmmaker of our times. There, I said it and it’s off my chest. Now, let’s dig deeper and give me a chance to justify my chaotic statement. I watched Eraserhead, his debut feature and the biggest mistake I did was going for it unprepared. The film, which I thought was a low budget horror flick which could give me some intense chills...