The Odyssey, adapted by Christopher Nolan from Homer's epic, stands out with its real shooting locations instead of studio decorations. Film; Filmed in Greece, Italy, Morocco, Scotland and Iceland. Open seas, ancient castles, volcanic islands, desert cities and glacial landscapes are among the main elements that create the visual atmosphere of the film.
The filming route of the film spans five countries.
Peloponnese, Nestor's Cave, Voidokilia Beach, Methoni Castle and Acrocorinth are among the main shooting points that reflect the mythological roots of the film.
Sicily, Favignana Island, Aeolian Islands, Basiluzzo, Lipari and Vulcano were chosen as locations that bring the natural structure and sea voyage atmosphere of the Mediterranean to the screen.
Marrakech, Tahannaout, El Haouz and Essaouira are among the shooting areas that reflect the appearance of ancient cities and the atmosphere of the desert.
Filming around the Moray Firth Coast, Findlater Castle and Culbin Forest adds to the film's atmosphere with harsh coastal landscapes and historic castles.
The surroundings of Landeyjahöfn and the plateau and glacier regions are among the notable shooting locations of the film, with their black sands and dramatic natural landscapes.
No. Türkiye is not among the official shooting locations of The Odyssey movie.
The film's connection with Türkiye is established through historical heritage related to the Homeric narrative, such as the Trojan War, the Ancient City of Troy and the Troy Museum, rather than the shooting locations.
Recently, various allegations have come to the fore regarding Cape Jason in Ordu. However, according to current official information, Cape Jason is not among the confirmed shooting locations of the film.