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36 days until Christopher Nolan’s next film. That’s it. Ludwig Göransson is scoring a Nolan film again & this video offers insights to his process. At just 41, Göransson already owns 3 Oscars for Black Panther, Oppenheimer & Sinners. He might get his 4th here on The Odyssey.

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