Odysseus (a grizzled Ralph Fiennes, steely and athletic) is worn down and battered after 20 years at war. We only see the ...

The Return is the latest in a long line of Homeric adaptations and narrows its focus to the very last phase of the original ...

Ralph Fiennes plays the hero as a warrior shamed by his deeds and suffering from PTSD.

It won’t be hard next year for Christopher Nolan to best this flawed reunion between stars Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche ...

Ten years after Troy’s fall, Odysseus (Ralph Fiennes) finally reaches his home Ithaca, where suitors are pressuring his wife Penelope (Juliette Binoche) to remarry.

He warns Odysseus not to kill or eat the sun god’s cattle. The Sirens: The Sirens are women whose beautiful songs lure men to their deaths. Odysseus is so desperate to hear their songs that he ...

Odysseus had been warned what Circe might do and ate some special herbs that stopped her magic. Next, they sailed past the Sirens who sang a song so beautiful it forced men to steer their boats ...

Its best parts are not about sailing, or our hero’s grim and goofy goings-on with man-eating monsters and sirens, but involve prewar politics in Ithaca, and Odysseus’ tricky homecoming.