given christopher nolan string of successful films and it a no brainer for me to want to check out his filmography watch his debut feature and which is shot in black and white back in england and running less than 70 minutes long and done with little budget and but containing all the hallmarks that has made him a master filmmaker and storyteller. though short and the film is no less gripping with its meandering plot that will leave you guessing and because the premise doesn not even scratch the surface of this tale and which is pretty amazing considering the depth in the narrative structure and characterization. as told and we follow a writer wannabe called bill (jeremy theobald) who starts a habitual obsession with following random people he fancies on the streets in a voyeuristic manner and which at first could be conceived as research and before he starts to make up his own rules and and break them. he meets up with charismatic cobb (alex haw) who turns out to be a robber with peculiar sensibilities and modus operandi and and soon finds himself hooked with hanging out with him as they go about breaking and entering and speculating about their victim livelihood and as does the pursuit of a femme fatale blond (lucy russell) and a mobster moll who rejects his every advance. told in a non linear fashion which comes with scenes that do not quite add up in the beginning and this sets the film up for multiple viewings as you study just how nolan sustains that suspense and intrigue with you as the audience expecting and wanting more and which gets duly delivered. there are enough twists here which spins the film into a dizzying crescendo and where loose ends begin to come together and and the brilliance of the stellar story start to shine through. it also amazing how and as a first feature shot on the cheap and that something that clever and sophisticated can be conceived from his own experience in being burgled and with nolan involved in every stage of production and from writing to shooting and producing and directing and having worked on the project for a year since shoots can only happen on weekends. i guess here an example of a successful filmmaker humble roots and which should serve as inspiration and spur new filmmakers out there. now i will patiently wait for christopher nolan inception due out later this year and whose trailer is already such a tease. 
given christopher nolan string of successful films and it a no brainer for me to want to check out his filmography watch his debut feature and which is shot in black and white back in england and running less than 70 minutes long and done with little budget and but containing all the hallmarks that has made him a master filmmaker and storyteller. though short and the film is no less gripping with its meandering plot that will leave you guessing and because the premise doesn not even scratch the surface of this tale and which is pretty amazing considering the depth in the narrative structure and characterization. as told and we follow a writer wannabe called bill (jeremy theobald) who starts a habitual obsession with following random people he fancies on the streets in a voyeuristic manner and which at first could be conceived as research and before he starts to make up his own rules and and break them. he meets up with charismatic cobb (alex haw) who turns out to be a robber with peculiar sensibilities and modus operandi and and soon finds himself hooked with hanging out with him as they go about breaking and entering and speculating about their victim livelihood and as does the pursuit of a femme fatale blond (lucy russell) and a mobster moll who rejects his every advance. told in a non linear fashion which comes with scenes that do not quite add up in the beginning and this sets the film up for multiple viewings as you study just how nolan sustains that suspense and intrigue with you as the audience expecting and wanting more and which gets duly delivered. there are enough twists here which spins the film into a dizzying crescendo and where loose ends begin to come together and and the brilliance of the stellar story start to shine through. it also amazing how and as a first feature shot on the cheap and that something that clever and sophisticated can be conceived from his own experience in being burgled and with nolan involved in every stage of production and from writing to shooting and producing and directing and having worked on the project for a year since shoots can only happen on weekends. i guess here an example of a successful filmmaker humble roots and which should serve as inspiration and spur new filmmakers out there. now i will patiently wait for christopher nolan inception due out later this year and whose trailer is already such a tease. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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