He realized then that he wasn't just a projectionist. He was a keeper of the light. As he began the arduous task of manual assembly for one last, secret screening, he whispered the words that had become his prayer: "Do not go gentle into that good night" . The screen flickered to life, and for three hours, the dusty town vanished, replaced by the towering majesty of and the hope of a world where love was the only thing that could transcend time.
is "Gravitational lensing by spinning black holes in astrophysics, and in the movie Interstellar". Published in 2015, it outlines the Double Negative Gravitational Renderer (DNGR) code used to simulate the black hole Gargantua with high accuracy for IMAX. Read the full paper at IOPscience
Interstellar was filmed using 65mm IMAX cameras. In the standard widescreen version, you see a cropped image. In the version: