Jeffrey Gettleman is an American journalist who served as East Africa bureau chief for the New York Times and won a Pulitzer Prize; he participated in a post-university African road trip that Christopher Nolan filmed.
Gettleman's recollections of the African road trip provide one of the rare first-person accounts of the young Nolan in an alienating environment — a journey that influenced the deracinated, globally displaced sensibility of his spy and action films.
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