Christopher Nolan's 2002 thriller Insomnia is often forgotten — but Al Pacino's performance should make this essential viewing for any Nolan fan.

Christopher Nolan's **Insomnia (2002)** is one of the most underrated films in his incredible filmography, and we're finally revisiting it! While **Adam Hlavac** has seen the film before, **Hector Navarro** is watching *Insomnia* again for the first time in nearly **20 years**,

Christopher Nolan was just 31 when he directed Al Pacino and Robin Williams in this 2002 psychological thriller.

In Christopher Nolan's early films, the greatest enemy isn't the villain; it's the protagonist's own mind

Quote of the day: Christopher Nolan gained international recognition with his second film, Memento (2000), and transitioned into studio filmmaking with Insomnia (2002).

Christopher Nolan has spent much of the past two decades proving that audiences will leave home and go to the movies if they trust the storyteller behind the film. On Friday, that theory faces its latest test when The Odyssey opens in cinemas.