WIRE — There are filmmakers who make big films, and then there is Christopher Nolan, who somehow manages to make every project feel like an event. With The Odyssey, he takes on one of the oldest stories ever written, but rather than treating it as a straightforward tale of gods, monsters and heroic battles, he digs deeper. His film is less interested in mythology than in the man at its centre.
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