The music in Nolan’s Odyssey is as well-crafted – and bloodlessly unmemorable – as the movie itself

Ludwig Göransson’s meticulous score uses instruments of the era to create an earthy, raw and bleak soundscape, but it merely supports the portrayal of an uncomplicated hero A few weeks ago I came across a video of Professor Armand D’Angour, associate professor of classics at…

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