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"It is an occupied, militarized city whose indigenous Sahrawi population is subject to brutal repression by occupying ...
Christopher Nolan has been asked to stop filming scenes from The Odyssey in the city of Dakhla, located in the ...
Christopher Nolan has been criticized for shooting elements of Universal’s all-star epic 'The Odyssey' in Morocco-occupied ...
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The Independent on MSNChristopher Nolan urged to suspend filming The Odyssey in occupied Western Sahara
Christopher Nolan urged to suspend filming The Odyssey in occupied Western Sahara - Adaptation, starring Matt Damon, is scheduled to release next summer ...
Earlier this month, Christopher Nolan filmed parts of his next project, The Odyssey, in the Western Sahara, 70% of which is occupied by Morocco.
The Odyssey,” an upcoming historical epic directed by Christopher Nolan, is facing some backlash for shooting in the city of ...
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Christopher Nolan is facing calls to halt production of his new film, The Odyssey, in the Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara.
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Daily Times(PK) on MSNChristopher Nolan receives backlash over ‘The Odyssey’ filming in Western Sahara
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has been receiving backlash for shooting ‘The Odyssey’ in the disputed Western Sahara region.
Christopher Nolan has been accused of enabling colonialism by filming in Western Sahara. The 54-year-old British-American ...
Dakhla, a small city in the disputed territory of Western Sahara, which is mostly controlled by Morocco, is located on a long spit of sand between the Atlantic Ocean and a saltwater lagoon.
Dakhla also has a unique lagoon with crystal blue waters and consistent winds—optimal conditions for kiteboarding. When I told friends I was going to Dakhla, some said they would look it up.
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India Today on MSNChristopher Nolan faces backlash for filming The Odyssey in disputed Western Sahara
Christopher Nolan is filming parts of The Odyssey in the disputed Western Sahara region. The decision has drawn criticism ...
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