Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey features a striking historical anachronism: a Viking longship standing in for Odysseus's Bronze Age Greek vessel. Rather than relying on digital effects, Nolan reportedly used a real, ocean-faring Viking ship replica to bring the ancient epic to life on screen.

Viking ship crew recounts epic voyage for Nolan’s film

Christopher Nolan's epic The Odyssey has officially released in mainland China, opening on more than 20,000 screens. The film is also playing across nearly 90% of China's IMAX network, with previews and presales already crossing $13.5 million (RMB 91 million) ahead of its launch.

Nolan's 'The Odyssey' opens on 20,000 screens in China

Director Christopher Nolan praised SS Rajamouli's RRR, calling it a milestone that helped Indian cinema break into the US market. While promoting The Odyssey in India, Nolan said the success of films like RRR is opening new opportunities for Indian filmmakers and actors on the global stage.

Christopher Nolan praises SS Rajamouli's 'RRR' 

Director Christopher Nolan has revealed why he decided to leave out one of Homer's oldest jokes while adapting The Odyssey for the big screen. Nolan explained that the 3,000-year-old Greek pun involving Odysseus' famous "Nobody" trick did not translate well to modern cinema, despite being one of the epic's most iconic moments.


Christopher Nolan reimagines the trojan horse in 'The Odyssey'

Mumbai is set to host a landmark cinematic event as Christopher Nolan arrives in India for the first-ever Indian premiere of one of his films. The acclaimed filmmaker will be joined by producer Emma Thomas and stars Matt Damon and Tom Holland for The Odyssey's global premiere event on July 10 and 11.

Christopher Nolan brings 'The Odyssey' to Mumbai for historic India premiere

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