What Nolan’s Odysseus tells us about Western elite’s existential angst
In every civilisation, certain stories capture the psyche so profoundly that they are retold across centuries.
In the West, Homer’s Odyssey is the one.
Countless adaptations have emerged over millennia, inspiring literary giants from Dante Alighieri to James Joyce.
Christopher Nolan’s cinematic adaptation is merely the latest.
While it reflects the British-American filmmaker’s personal vision, it also offers a glimpse into the anxieties and self-reflections of today’s Western elite.
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