Oppenheimer composer reveals which scene was the toughest to score: "I had to go to some difficult places to capture that"

Oppenheimer.

Christopher Nolan's latest feature Oppenheimer has been deemed by many to be his magnum opus, hence it leading the way at the BAFTAs and Oscars with 13 nominations at both. 

The three-hour-long biopic about the father of the atomic bomb is an epic like no other, and so it needed an impressive score to match its sheer ambition. For that, the director turned to composer Ludwig Göransson, who he has worked with before on Tenet, but this time things were different.