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For his 13th feature film, Christopher Nolan is diving into myth and history with “The Odyssey,” a grand-scale adaptation of Homer’s timeless epic starring Matt Damon as Odysseus. Speaking with Empire, Nolan explained that the film grew from his search for something missing in modern moviemaking. “As a filmmaker, you’re looking for gaps in cinematic culture, things that haven’t been done before,” he said. “And what I saw is that all of this great mythological cinematic work that I had grown up with – Ray Harryhausen movies and other things – I’d never seen that done with the sort of weight and credibility that an A-budget and a big Hollywood, IMAX production could do.” READ MORE: ‘The Odyssey’: First-Look At Matt Damon In Christopher Nolan’s Cinematic Retelling Of Iconic Greek Epic Nolan described the project as an elemental exploration of storytelling itself. Continue reading Christopher Nolan Says ‘The Odyssey’ Was Born From Identifying “Gaps In Cinematic Culture,” As Matt Damon Hails It As “The Most Massively Entertaining Film” Of His Career at The Playlist.

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