The Telemachy

About This Movie

The Telemachy is an intriguing blend of drama and mythic exploration, taking cues from Homer's Odyssey while grounding itself in a modern narrative. The film trails Telemachus, a young Anglo-Greek boy, as he seeks his father on the sun-kissed yet melancholic island of Skiathos. The pacing has this reflective quality, ebbing and flowing like the tides, allowing moments of introspection to sit alongside interactions with various characters that embody the complexities of identity and belonging. Practical effects are subtly woven in, enhancing the atmosphere without overshadowing the raw performances. It's a film that really taps into the nuances of family and the struggles of finding one’s place in the world, all wrapped up in a visually poetic package.

Focuses on identity and self-discovery · Intriguing blend of modern and mythic elements · Visually poetic with strong performances