Christopher Nolan says younger audiences are turning away from 'AI slop' and embracing handcrafted filmmaking, arguing that recent hits such as Backrooms and Obsession prove cinema continues to thrive through authentic human creativity.
Christopher Nolan says younger audiences are turning away from 'AI slop' and embracing handcrafted filmmaking, arguing that recent hits such as Backrooms and Obsession prove cinema continues to thrive through authentic human creativity.
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Christopher Nolan says younger audiences are turning away from 'AI slop' and embracing handcrafted filmmaking, arguing that recent hits such as Backrooms and Obsession prove cinema continues to thrive through authentic human creativity.
