Christopher Nolan's latest film brings ancient Greek classic The Odyssey to life, but weaves in flashbacks to the Trojan War in Nolan's signature nonlinear style. CBC's Eli Glasner says while parts were confusing, the actors give incredible performances — and he wants to see it again.
Christopher Nolan's latest film brings ancient Greek classic The Odyssey to life, but weaves in flashbacks to the Trojan War in Nolan's signature nonlinear style. CBC's Eli Glasner says while parts were confusing, the actors give incredible performances — and he wants to see it again.
- Published
- Jul 17, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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- Entertainment
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