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If you like Christopher Nolan and playing with time, you must watch Memento.
This awesome movie is played backwards, so like the main character who lost short-term memory we don't know what just happened.
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It's not really backwards, right? You have the timeline going both forwards and backwards from the middle if I remember correctly.
The forward section is a side thing on black and white effect, really important but main thing is backwards.
That's true. Spoiler alert for those who haven't seen it!