A 1982 film by Alan Parker featuring animation by Gerald Scarfe, built around Pink Floyd's album and depicting the psychological disintegration of a rock star named Pink.
Provided Nolan with a canonical example of film that narrates entirely within the subjective consciousness of a disintegrating mind — the model he used to brief his Inception crew on the grammar of dream-cinema.
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