A new adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey" is facing significant backlash, not for its artistic merit, but due to culture war grievances. Controversies have erupted over perceived inaccuracies in costumes and ship designs, with critics arguing these choices are not historically faithful to the Bronze Age setting. The most heated debate surrounds the casting of non-white actors and a transgender actor, which some view as a politically motivated decision rather than a narrative one. AI
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