Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Making-of Book Gets Japanese Release in September
The book is timed to the Japanese theatrical opening and follows Genkosha's 2020 'TENET' making-of release, continuing its run of Nolan production volumes with the same translator and supervisor.
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Genkosha will publish 'The Odyssey: Inside Christopher Nolan's Film Production' on September 11, the same day the film opens in Japanese theaters. The 280-page B4 variant book, priced at 7,150 yen, covers production from script to completion with interviews, set photos, and concept art, including the life-sized Trojan Horse.
The making-of book for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' arrives in Japan the same day the film opens there. Genkosha publishes 'The Odyssey: Inside Christopher Nolan's Film Production' on September 11 as a 280-page B4 variant volume priced at 7,150 yen.
Film journalist James Mottram wrote the book. It draws on interviews with the director, cast, and crew, and covers the city of Troy built in Morocco, the palace of Ithaca constructed in Los Angeles, the life-sized Trojan Horse, and the Cyclops's cave. Ancient Greek supervision is by Shishin Fujimura, who handled mythology and history for the film's Japanese subtitles.
Genkosha previously published 'The Making of TENET' in 2020 for the Japanese release, also translated by Masae Tomihara and supervised by Danshirou Jingū. Purchasers at select theaters, bookstores, and the Filmarks store get limited postcards in three designs while supplies last.
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