When Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey arrived in the cinema last July, Elon Musk insisted on making it very clear that it was no less to his liking. The tycoon had already criticized the production arguing that it lacked historical precision as he moved away from Homer’s original work but, above all, showed his rejection of the film because of the ethnic and gender diversity of the casting chosen by the filmmaker for the different characters.
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When Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey arrived in the cinema last July, Elon Musk insisted on making it very clear that it was no less to his liking. The tycoon had already criticized the production arguing that it lacked historical precision as he moved away from Homer’s original work but, above all, showed his rejection of the film because of the ethnic and gender diversity of the casting chosen by the filmmaker for the different characters.