Tenet's Not Even Out Yet And Somebody's Making a Fan-Movie
A fan film based on the trailers of Christopher Nolan's Tenet is being created. The project's director is the son of Colin Trevorrow, the would-be creator of the ninth part of Star Wars.

Tenet< has yet to appear in cinemas and it has already gained a lot of avid fans. One of them is the son of Colin Trevorrow, director of the latest parts of Jurassic World. The artist's child decided to make the long wait for Nolan's production more pleasant and started to make a fan film based on all its available trailers. The proud father boasted of this information during the San Diego Comic-Con:
"My son is currently making a fan film based on just the trailers. He has no idea what is actually going to happen in the movie, but he is very excited about making the film in the universe of Tenet and can share his own artistic interpretation."
So you can see that cinematography is a common ion of the Trevorrow family. However, the director did not specify whether his son's fan film will make a public debut. Such amateur forms usually appear on widely available free websites, but who knows - perhaps with the appropriate financial , the work will be added to one of the streaming platforms. We also don't know how serious the project is, but it takes a lot of knowledge and experience to grasp the complex worlds presented by Christopher Nolan.
We also have very good news - we learned Tenet's release date. The producers have decided that the American premiere will be separated from the world premiere. On August 26 the title will appear in 70 countries (Canada and a large part of Europe). A day later, on August 27th, we will see the film in rest of Europe. The United States has to wait at least until September, although the fate of the local cinemas is still uncertain. The reason for this decision is the need to minimize the losses that Tenet's producers will have to face, as further delays would have financial repercussions.
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