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To create an immersive experience, Christopher Nolan and his team employed innovative filming techniques. They shot the black-and-white sequences (representing Leonard's memories) in reverse chronological order. The color sequences (showing Leonard's present-day experiences) were filmed in chronological order, but then edited to appear in reverse.

The film's narrative is presented in a non-linear fashion, with each scene leading backward in time. This structure mirrors Leonard's condition, as he tries to piece together fragments of his past to avenge his wife's murder. The iconic "memento" tattoos on Leonard's body serve as reminders of his goals and clues to solving the mystery.