Total Film's brand new Tenet covers revealed
Christopher Nolan's action epic fronts the new issue
Total Film has revealed the brand new covers for its upcoming issue, featuring Christopher Nolan's Tenet.
The magazine hits shelves this Friday, 29 May, and copies are also winging their way to subscribers. Total Film subscribers will get an exclusive cover featuring John David Washington's protagonist, and the newsstand cover features Washington and Robert Pattinson. Check out the covers below.
The issue is available in shops from Friday, and will also be available digitally for your tablet from wherever you get your digital mags.
You can start a Total Film subscription beginning with issue 299 (the Tenet issue) by heading to MyFavouriteMagazines. Stay tuned to 12DOVE this week for exclusive content from the new issue.
Tenet is an 'action epic evolving from the world of international espionage', and stars Washington, Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh, and Nolan's lucky charm, Michael Caine. Washington is in pursuit of Branagh's Russian crim who can communicate with the future. Expect time inversion, backwards bullets, corridor scraps and a full-scale plane crash.
Tenet is scheduled to open in cinemas on July 17, 2020.
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I'm the Editor at Total Film magazine, overseeing the running of the mag, and generally obsessing over all things Nolan, Kubrick and Pixar. Over the past decade I've worked in various roles for TF online and in print, including at 12DOVE, and you can often hear me nattering on the Inside Total Film podcast. Bucket-list-ticking career highlights have included reporting from the set of Tenet and Avengers: Infinity War, as well as covering Comic-Con, TIFF and the Sundance Film Festival.
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