13/08/2026
Every age creates the Odysseus it needs.
Homer’s hero belongs to a world of cunning, glory and survival. Dante places him in a moral universe of deception and punishment. Nolan’s Odysseus belongs to ours: psychologically conflicted, vulnerable and haunted by war.
Swipe for my reflections on adaptation, artistic betrayal and the journey home.
What does our version of Odysseus say about us?
