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Al Pacino

25 April 1940, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Martin Donovan

19 August 1957, Reseda, California, USA

Oliver 'Ole' Zemen

Hilary Swank

30 July 1974, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Paul Dooley

22 February 1928, Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA

Nicky Katt

11 May 1970, South Dakota, USA

Larry Holden

15 May 1961, Framingham, Massachusetts, USA

Jay Brazeau

22 December 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Lorne Cardinal

James Hutson

17 December 1970, Vancouver, Canada

Andrew Campbell

Paula Shaw

17 July 1941, The Bronx, New York, USA

Crystal Lowe

20 January 1981, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Tasha Simms

Maura Tierney

3 February 1965, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Jonathan Jackson

11 May 1982, Orlando, Florida, USA

Malcolm Boddington

Katharine Isabelle

2 November 1981, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Robin Williams

21 July 1951, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Kerry Sandomirsky

Chris Gauthier

27 January 1976, Luton, Bedfordshire, England, UK

Ian Tracey

26 June 1964, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

Kate Robbins

Emily Perkins

4 May 1977, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Dean Wray

Christopher Nolan

30 July 1970, London, England, UK

Nikolaj Frobenius

1965, Oslo, Norway

Hillary Seitz

Erik Vik

Played by: Martin Donovan

Hilde Hagen

Played by: Hilary Swank

Kay Connell

Played by: Crystal Lowe

Rachel Clement

Played by: Maura Tierney

Eilert

Played by: Jonathan Jackson

Fr

Played by: Katharine Isabelle

Walter Finch

Played by: Robin Williams

Trish Eckhart

Played by: Kerry Sandomirsky

L.A. Weekly

In the world of Christopher Nolan, memory is still as treacherous as nitroglycerin.

August 25, 2014

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People Magazine

A smart, intricately constructed thriller, the film has far more on its mind than just who done it.

August 05, 2013

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The Nation

Who allowed these performances, or maybe even encouraged them? Christopher Nolan, that's who. He was so intent on dolloping pizazz onto this story that he didn't notice the visual syrup was drowning a six-inch stack of toaster waffles.

August 25, 2014

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New York Daily News

Insomnia is not so much about the murder mystery as it is about Will's internal struggle with what's right and what's possibly okay.

August 25, 2014

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Baltimore Sun

Christopher Nolan's Insomnia adds 11 minutes to the Norwegian movie of the same name and manages to make everything that was fleeting and tantalizing in the original weighty, literal and dull.

August 05, 2013

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Seanax.com

...evocative imagery, a compelling story, and one of Pacino's best performances of the 21st century.

March 17, 2016

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Toledo Blade

Nolan uses Pacino the icon as much as Pacino the actor, and the latter turns in one of his best performances, almost vanity free.

August 25, 2014

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TIME Magazine

The film represents a triumph of atmosphere over a none-too-mysterious mystery. Which is to say that Nolan makes you feel the end-of-the-earth bleakness of his setting, makes you feel the way it can discombobulate people once they internalize it.

August 05, 2013

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Newsweek

Scene by scene, screenwriter Hillary Seitz follows director Erik Skjoldbjaerg's original closely, but this remake deepens and improves upon the Norwegian film by giving Dormer a more complex relationship with Eckhart.

August 05, 2013

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Florida Times-Union

Insomnia proves that Memento wasn't a fluke: Nolan is a major talent with many more good films ahead of him.

August 25, 2014

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

Like Memento, it invites viewing over and over again.

August 25, 2014

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