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Fábio Waki
Agora (Aveiro, Portugal), 03/2022, Volume: 24Journal Article
This article examines Theodoros Angelopoulos’ Eternity and a Day (1998) in contrast to the Homeric Odyssey (8thBCE) to discuss how he reappreciates in his film an aspect of this poem often overlooked by most critics: its open-endedness. My central argument is that, although the Odyssey is normally considered a homecoming story, Odysseus’ journey does not end with his arrival back home, but with a journey away from home, a detail that the filmmaker masterfully explores anew in his narrative through the main character’s personal and circumstantial motivations towards life as a dying man.
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