Adolescence Episode 2: Dialectical Screenwriting

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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Ending Explained: How Odysseus Broke the World

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey becomes most powerful when its monsters reveal the film's hidden structure. Jacob Krueger explains Circe, Scylla, xenia, the Trojan Horse and why Odysseus must leave Ithaca after saving it. 

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey: Which God are you serving? Pt 1

Christopher Nolan's Odyssey keeps the monsters and loses the gods. Jake breaks down what the adaptation sacrifices, what it protects, and how to know which god your own adaptation is really serving. 

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