Nolan's new film "Tenet" may involve the intricacies of the quantum cold war time and space lines

The sci-fi film "Tenet," directed by Christopher Nolan, a famous new generation Hollywood director, is currently scheduled to be released in North America on July 17. It is expected to be the first blockbuster to be released after local theaters begin to reopen, and is seen as a touchstone for audiences to return to theaters. So what kind of story will this international spy blockbuster tell?

What will Nolan do this time? The plot is still under the Nolan-style secret, but the behind-the-scenes book of the film was recently exposed, showing the concept of the film: "Quantum" + "Cold War". The producers of "Tenet" define it as a "high-concept spy thriller", and recently, the behind-the-scenes book of the film "The Secrets of Tenet: Inside Christopher Nolan's Quantum Cold War" has started pre-orders and will be released on July 17, the same day as the film. The synopsis of the book says that the film is "intricate", reverses time, involves the past and the future, and will confuse the audience.

It sounds like the characters of Tenet might be traveling back in time to prevent a nuclear war. Could that war have already happened, and the characters went back to stop it from happening again? Or is it more complicated than that? It's quite possible, given that Christopher Nolan is at the helm. Between Memento and Inception, Nolan has proven his skill with complex, original plots, and Tenet will hopefully fit in perfectly with his cinematography.