The 3 faces of Odysseus
Review: From Homer to Dante, 'The Odyssey' is now Christopher Nolan's magnum opus "A face, a fleet, a war, a man, a thought, a trick. A trick to break the walls of Troy and burn it screaming to the ground!" These opening words ignite of the most ambitious movie adaptations of the 21st century. This year's "The Odyssey", as Christopher Nolan explained to Eliana Dockterman for Time, breathes new life into a version of the hero Odysseus, preserving his Homeric complexity while making him relatable to a modern audience. Nolan's adaptation of Homer's classic Greek epic poem has been advertised…
