Christopher Nolan's 'L'Odyssée' faces boycott calls over Sahara filming
Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'L'Odyssée', partially shot in Dakhla, Western Sahara, in 2025, is facing boycott calls from pro-independence activists. They criticize the film for not mentioning Western Sahara, a disputed territory claimed by Morocco. The film's production in the region has sparked political controversy.
Key facts
- Christopher Nolan's film 'L'Odyssée' was partially filmed in Dakhla, Western Sahara, in 2025.
- Pro-independence activists are calling for a boycott of the film.
- The activists denounce the absence of any mention of Western Sahara in the film.
- Western Sahara is a disputed territory claimed by Morocco.
- The film's production in the region has sparked political controversy.
Entities
Artists
Locations
- Dakhla
- Western Sahara
- Morocco