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Christopher Nolan and David Fincher both cited Terrence Malick as a huge inspiration and praised his visual language. Nolan stated, “Malick's influence on my work is very clear, and Malick more than almost any other filmmaker I could name, his work is immediately recognizable. His films are all very,...

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Variety

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