Odyssey film surpasses one million tickets sold in Greece

Christopher Nolan’s film ‘Odyssey’ has surpassed one million tickets sold in Greece, reaching a total of 1,012,708 admissions as of September 16. The cinematic adaptation of the Homeric epic is now approaching the 20-year record for a foreign-language film in the country, currently held by ‘300’ with 1.2 million tickets since 2007.

During the four-day period from September 10 to 13, ‘Odyssey’ earned 15,013 tickets across 64 theaters, ranking second at the Greek box office. The animation ‘Minions & Monsters’ maintained its lead with 18,456 tickets during the same period, bringing its total to 182,917. ‘Spider-Man: A New Day’ also reached a milestone, surpassing 500,000 total tickets.

In the arthouse sector, Cannes-awarded films ‘Fjord’ by Christian Mújica and ‘Motherland’ by Paweł Pawlikowski continue to grow their audiences through word-of-mouth. ‘Motherland’ recorded 8,112 tickets during the four-day window, totaling 28,335 admissions.