The Masters of Suspicious by Jacob Nolan

Nolan's movie is so interesting, just as a kind of baseline introduction point of the Masters of Suspicious. Basically what they do is they say, you have to approach reality fundamentally from a stance of suspicion. And I think that's why we find him so compelling. It's always a human drama situated on a story of man. He's not just deconstructing everything and leading us into this nihilism.