Inception (2010)
Dom Cobb is a thief in the future who enters the minds of others for a high fee to steal ideas and give them to big corporations. He is haunted by memories of his wife, Mal, and their two daughters, and feels responsible for her death by suicide. To cope, he retreats into dream constructions that allow him to experience an idealized version of reality. He is then given one final, important job by a mysterious man named Saito: to plant an idea in someone's mind instead of taking one. Saito promises that if Cobb completes this "inception" he will be able to return home and regain some of what he lost.
Articles on Inception
| Inception, in: Empire, nr. 250 (April), 2010 pp. 18-19 |
| Dan Jolin, Crime of the Century, in: Empire, nr. 253 (July), 2010 pp. 88-96 |
| Dan Jolin, "We should be doing it the hard way", in: Empire, nr. 253 (July), 2010 pp. 98-101 |
| Inception, in: Empire, nr. 252 (June), 2010 pp. 16-17 |
| Inception> Decoded, in: Empire, nr. 255 (Sept), 2010 pp. 34 |
| Amy Taubin, Dream Work, in: Filmcomment, nr. 4 (July/August), 2010 pp. 30-35 |
| Dan Jolin, Anatomy Of A Dream, Inception, in: Empire, nr. 259 (January), 2011 pp. 140-143 |
| Franz Everschor, Irrgärten der Fantasie, Die neuen Filme von M. Night Shyamalan und Christopher Nolan, in: Filmdienst, nr. 16 (5. August), 2010 pp. 48-49 |
| Rüdiger Suchsland, Sturz ins Chaos, "Inception" & "Summer Wars", in: Filmdienst, nr. 26 (23. Dezember), 2010 pp. 7 |
Articles with substantial mentioning of Inception
| Dan Jolin, 2010 the year that..., Christopher Nolan made our minds the scene of the crime, in: Empire, nr. 259 (January), 2011 pp. 122 |
Reviews
| Nev Pierce, Inception, in: Empire, nr. 254 (August), 2010 pp. 38-40 |
| Kim Newman, Inception, in: Sight & Sound, nr. 9 (September), 2010 pp. 61-62 |
| Helen O'Hara, Inception, in: Empire, nr. 259 (January), 2011 pp. 138-139 (DVD review) |
| Martin Schwickert, Inception, in: epd Film, nr. 8, 2010 pp. 36 |
| Ulrich Kriest, Inception, in: Filmdienst, nr. 16 (5. August), 2010 pp. 24-25 |
