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Odysseus: Curse of the Sea

44 minutes, 49 seconds

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Blurry frame of a shirtless bearded man straining his face with ocean waves crashing behind him. Caption. In a matter of minutes, Odysseus loses hundreds of men.

Provides a vibrant visual accompaniment to Homer's epic work. Desperate to return home to his wife Penelope and their son, Odysseus thinks his way through endless challenges with the hopes of making it back to Ithaca as soon as possible. Though the quest takes years and the costs are severe, the hero's perseverance eventually pays off. Along the way, viewers can take away many lessons from the triumphs and defeats experienced by Odysseus and his men. With up-to-date commentary from historians and analysis of historical artifacts that reveal new insights.

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Runtime: 44 minutes, 49 seconds

Topic: Biographies, History, Literature
Subtopic: Documentaries, Homer, Mythology
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2011
Producer/Distributor: A & E Television Network
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A C, G, I rendering of a large stone wall of the ancient city of Troy. The gate is open and a huge wooden horse on a wheels is being dragged inside with ropes.

Black and white closeup of a man with white, glowing eyes and a white beard and mustache.

Man with open eyes and gritted teeth wears a leather forehead band, an animal fur around his shoulders, and a leather tunic. He holds an instrument that shoots bolts of lightning while standing on a wooden boat. A snowy landscape is behind him.

Gold ring with a decorative band against a superimposed backdrop of dancing flames. Caption. This is the real story of the Lord of the Rings.

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Cyberchase cartoon. Green dog with a darker green coat holds hands together and leans towards Hacker in a purple bathtub with rubber duckies floating in the bathwater. Caption. You should be recharged by now, my liege.

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Medieval painting of a row of angels blowing on horns.

Illustration shows an Aztec man in an intricate mask walking through a wall of burning fire.

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