Staff Pick: Inception

Development Officer Stephanie Gozali is here with our latest Coolidge Staff Pick, highlighting Christopher Nolan's Inception.

"This is exactly the kind of mind-bending film that I'll be watching," Gozali says. "Especially when we're all cooped up inside social distancing at home, and dreaming of the days when we can all go back to our regular lives again." Watch the intro below, and then sit down to watch the film, which is streaming on Netflix and available to rent on most platforms.

After the film, you can watch our Science on Screen lecture from 2018, when Boston University neuroscience professor Steve Ramirez spoke about the real-life malleability of human memories and how easily false memories can actually be created.

About Coolidge Staff Picks

While our building may be closed, we're still here to provide the personalized, curated programming you love. We'll be posting Coolidge Staff Picks that you can rent or stream from home, with short video introductions from staff members! For many of them, we'll also be posting clips from past Q&As, discussions, Science on Screen lectures, and more.

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