In Nolan’s The Odyssey, the Homeric classic of turning men into pigs is reimagined as Circe transforming them by hand. How should this adaptation be evaluated, and does it count as a radical deviation?
In Nolan’s The Odyssey, the Homeric classic of turning men into pigs is reimagined as Circe transforming them by hand. How should this adaptation be evaluated, and does it count as a radical deviation? | ThreadEast