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Homer’s Odyssey premieres Friday 30 October at 6 pm ET on YouTube
Cinematic Universe: ancient stories, retold as films
Troy burning at night, from the Odyssey trailer
The feature film

Homer's Odyssey an AI cinematic retelling

Ten years of war. Ten more to find the way home. The whole voyage of Odysseus, from the wooden horse to the bow, told in twelve chapters as one film.

  • PremiereFri 30 Oct · 6 pm ET
  • Chapters12

The twelve chapters

One chapter a few days apart through November, for anyone who wants the voyage in parts.

    Stories from the Odyssey

    Short films with voices, from inside the epic.

    Myths & legends

    The Greek myths everyone half remembers, each in under three minutes.

    Bible stories in 60 seconds

    The great stories of the Old Testament, one minute each.

    Originals

    New stories of our own.

    Achilles, from The Ransom of Hector The Achaean ships drawn up on the beach at Troy
    In production

    The Iliad begins with The Ransom of Hector

    Hector is dead. At night, an old king crosses the enemy lines alone to kneel before the man who killed his son and ask for the body back.

    Drawn from Book 24 of Homer's Iliad and set in the Late Bronze Age: boar's-tusk helmets, tower shields, four-spoked chariots and the walls of Troy as they really stood.

    With Achilles, Hector, Priam, Hecuba and Andromache.

    Ancient stories, retold as films.

    Cinematic Universe is an independent studio making short films and features from the oldest stories we have: Homer, the Greek myths and the Bible, plus a few new stories of our own.

    Every film is made with AI image, video and voice tools, then written, cut, scored and checked by hand, down to the shields and the spokes of the chariot wheels.

    We are not affiliated with any studio film. New Shorts arrive every week on YouTube.