In a complicated plan, Odysseus goes in disguise as a beggar with the help of his protector-goddess Athena in order to get rid of them. Odysseus only reveals himself to a faithful swineherd ...

In a dramatic conclusion, Odysseus disguises himself as a beggar and sneaks back onto the island, where he observes the actions of the suitors before reclaiming his family and kingdom. This will ...

The Return, Uberto Pasolini’s adaptation of The Odyssey’s closing episode, does away with all that. The Olympians make no appearance here. Odysseus and his wife, Penelope, are on their own, handling ...

Telemachus, Odysseus's son, has been away searching for ... decide tonight who she will marry or the suitors will kill the beggar. Penelope agrees and determines that her decision will be made ...

After ten long years fighting at Troy, and another ten years of extraordinary adventures, Odysseus finally made it home to Ithaca, disguised as a beggar…only to find that his wife and son had ...

Odysseus's cleverness and resilience are central to his character as he disguises himself as a beggar to reclaim his home from suitors who have overrun it. The film illustrates the rich ...

The script, co-written by John Collee (Master and Commander), keeps us guessing while Odysseus, posing as a beggar, decides how he’s going to deal with the loathsome suitors. Once he’s on the ...