Christopher Nolan is known for his big, involved, intricate movies. Movies that, at their best, make you think and wonder long after you have finished watching them. What then is a Christopher Nolan directed documentary like?
Perhaps not surprisingly, it turns out to be very similar to one of his narrative features -- it asks you to ponder exactly what you're witnessing and what it all means. In the case of “Quay,” it is also a lot shorter.
Examining the work style of the Quay Brothers, filmmakers with a unique hybrid style of animation and live-action, Nolan sits back and lets the brothers talk. Or maybe "sits back" isn't exactly the right phrase as we don't see the director at all, nor do we hear from him. Clocking in at a mere 12 minutes, “Quay” is currently being shown alongside three of the brothers' shorts – “In Absentia,” “The Comb,” and “Street of Crocodiles” -- in an 11-city theatrical tour.
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