Ulysses’ Gaze, by Theo Angelopoulos

The Greek film director, Theo Angelopoulos career began with interest in left-wing politics, decided to reveal the truth he believed. As a result, his earliest movies are self-righteous and patriotic. Nonetheless, due to historical changes in this region and personal growth, Angelopoulos explained that he is increasingly less trusting politicians throughout his life. It became increasingly contradictory between good and evil, discovered corruption of power, and to discover the true complexity of mankind that led to the confusion of his film made in the early 1980s .

Greek filmmaker Theo Angelopoulos is another person who can acquire a long technique and even make a very convincing scene without moving the camera (our "the most moving scene in film history" As instructed in the list). Angelopoulos has created a very complex and deep framework in which every aspect of space and movement becomes very important. He is not only an important aspect but also a rhythmic way to make frames and frames of structural movement. A, a successful filmmaker (Harvey Keitel) returned to the hometown of the postwar Balkans, traveling around them for three unsuccessful strengths. During his trip he reassured the physical place and the moment lost in time. When A passes through a lens that is not cut at home or in town, the boundary between reality and dream will disappear. On this trip he took him to Sarajevo where he met S (Erland Josephson) and his wife (Maia Morgenstern)

James Joyce's modernist novel Ulysses (1922) is a revised version of the modern Dublin Odyssey. Each chapter of the book has specific themes, skills, and responses to the role of Homer Odyssey. Robert Graves' Homer's daughter is a novel, and imagine that our version may have been invented in an older version of the story. Japan - French animation Ulysses 31 (1981) has updated the ancient environment to the 31st century space opera. Omeros (1991) is an epic of Derek Walcott, part of which talks about Odyssey in the Caribbean island, St. Lucia. The film directed by Theo Angelopoulos Ulysses' Gaze (1995) has set many elements of the Odyssey against the backdrop of recent and previous Balkan wars.