L'Odyssée film spurs adaptation plans by Christopher Nolan and Elon Musk

Director Christopher Nolan, while promoting his latest film L'Odyssée, said he is interested in tackling the horror genre in a future project, but only if he finds a "genius" script. He noted that horror elements already appeared in his earlier works such as The Dark Knight trilogy and Oppenheimer, and stressed that any new horror film would need a strong story rather than technical tricks.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk claimed his artificial‑intelligence system Grok could produce a film version of L'Odyssée by the end of the year. Musk said the AI would adapt the mythic material, positioning the project as a counterpart to Nolan’s own upcoming work.

Both figures are therefore linked by prospective adaptations of the same title, although each emphasizes different creative approaches—Nolan’s genre shift and Musk’s AI‑driven production.