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Mid-Day Opinion: Returning from The Odyssey dance!

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By Mayank Shekhar
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Not done talking about Christopher Nolan, yet; neither have most movie buffs I know… Filmmaker Christopher Nolan at a press conference in Mumbai. Pic/Instagram/@universalpicturesindia The following are the set of scenes Christopher Nolan made his directorial debut with. By which I mean his first feature, Following (1998). Which feels like a set of scenes, stretched out of a short. The camera follows two freaks. One’s a guy, who stalks people on the streets. He’s a loner, and a writer (by vocation).
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Home / Entertainment / Hollywood News / Article / The Odyssey movie review: No less than Nolan’s best

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By Mayank Shekhar
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Director: Christopher Nolan Actors: Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway Rating: 4 stars Is The Odyssey an OD — of the screen, and on the senses? No. And that was my initial fear — stepping into the world’s first film, fully shot on humungous IMAX, to captivate you before a heavily lit canvas, from floor to semi-sky ceiling, for frickin’ three hours flat!
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Mid-Day Opinion: Why you mustn’t skip Olivia’s Invite!

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By Mayank Shekhar
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What’s it about a four-actor, one-apartment chamber drama that it seems an early entrant to the year-end US awards’ season, already? (Clockwise from bottom left) Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penelope Cruz in the comedy film ‘The Invite’ Even by laughable measures of India’s censor board — that ought to be a joke among functional democracies — the way you watch Olivia Wilde’s The Invite in local theatres is bizarre still.
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