In a new behind-the-scenes book, Christopher Nolan reveals why he chose Peter Parker to play the prince of Ithaca

The central principle of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is the reverence for Zeus’ law of xenia, the sacred law of hospitality that, as presented in the film, calls for strangers and beggars to receive the same compassion they would hope to receive in return.

“Before there were Jews… there was ‘The Odyssey,’” a theater manager infamously posted on a marquee in Portland, Oregon. While the mythic, Bronze Age events recounted in the blockbuster film likely never transpired,

The Oscar-winning filmmaker's substantive sit-down with Chinese podcaster Zhong Shu wasn't the usual surface-level press tour interview.

Christopher Nolan has repeatedly mentioned an interest in someday directing horror, but several moments in The Odyssey show he's already there.

Christopher Nolan’s IMAX blockbuster highlights a lesson every leader faces in the AI era: when products become abundant, value shifts to experiences and capabilities that can’t be copied.

Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is a bold, visually stunning and artistically distinct take on Homer's ancient epic, worth seeing despite a few flaws.

The Odyssey's epic style feels like a major change for Christopher Nolan, but actually, it touches on the same issues as his grounded hit Oppenheimer.

Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" just handed IMAX a major record, and CEO Rich Gelfond isn't hiding how he feels about it.