The interviewCarandini: “We have lost our tradition. Today, the Odyssey seems like a story told by a Martian.”“I haven’t seen it and I won’t go and see it, but the problem isn’t with the film; it’s that we have nothing to compare it with because that memory no longer exists. Nowadays, the epic has become the most mundane news item,” says the archaeologist. “We must reclaim that marvellous adventure that is humanity’s journey through the centuries”byAlessandro Villari21 JUL 26
Great filmNolan, worthy of Homer. Anyone who calls his "Ulysses" ‘rubbish’ deserves to be confined to a small cinemaThe director has created a masterpiece here, just as he did with “Dunkirk”. What can we say about three hours of brilliant cinema without a single dull moment? Christopher Nolan is always brilliant. It’s cinema that has become smallbyMariarosa Mancuso17 JUL 26