Ludwig Goransson

Film Music Commentary: Why “The Odyssey” Should Have Been a Silent Film

September 20, 2026
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Christopher Nolan’s high-tech Homer struggles to achieve epic grandeur; Fritz Lang’s “Die Nibelungen,” with its stylized images and Gottfried Huppertz’s symphonic score, shows what modern spectacle leaves behind.

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