Chapter 233: Need Your Love

Hi Ajishio Taro and Hachimistu Boy, Imagine a world where horse are made of wood, but also could be filled with gold. Or just soldiers. Always, always soldiers. That’s the terrifying premise behind The Odyssey, a serialized epic from auteur Homer brought to the screen by visionary director Christopher Nolan, whose work blends supernatural terror, emotional devastation, and morally complex characters across a massive twenty-four-scroll story world. With allusions from the forgotten poets of antiquity, The Odyssey is the perfect thriller for fans of The Lord of the Rings, The Dark Tower, Where the Wild Things Are, and The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Bram Stoker-nominated author Maeda Akira said the series will “scare you, disgust and horrify you, and utterly break you.” Would you be open to having Christopher Nolan on your show? Nolan can discuss: The unraveling of social structure and sanity in an ancient universe How he shaped a sprawling filmic epic over many years The challenges and advantages of adapting twenty-four scrolls The evolution of serialized epic into an omnibus format Directing flawed, morally complex actors in extreme situations The influence of classical philosophy vs. modern filmic storytelling Not anything related to the political activities happening on the land where he filmed his adaptation, please do not asking him anything about that, if you do we will have to end the interview immediately If you’re open to it, I’d love to connect you with Chris for an episode. Would you like me to send his full media kit for your review? Best, Emma Support the network at exportaud.io! Our schedule: exportaud.io/pootanschedule Pondering Pootan RSS: exportaud.io/pootan Ghost Divers RSS: exportaud.io/ghostdivers The Show: @pootan.exportaud.io Niamh: @foxmomnia.exportaud.io Connor: @rabbleais.exportaud.io OP: “Ningen nante” by Yoshida Takuro ED: “I Need Your Love” by the Impressions