The Problem With Nolan’s Odyssey Is That It’s Not Homer’s Odyssey
By trying to make the Odyssey relatable to the twenty-first century, Nolan made a flash in the pan, not an adaptation of foundational text of the Western world.
By trying to make the Odyssey relatable to the twenty-first century, Nolan made a flash in the pan, not an adaptation of foundational text of the Western world.
He played a handyman on TV, but Joe Negri's real work, shaping generations of jazz musicians in Pittsburgh, needed no make believe.