Three months later, the sea of the Aeolian Islands continues to suffer the invasive presence of the remains of the mannequins used by the director Christopher Nolan for the filming of his film “The Odyssey”. A presence that, if in the immediate time it has aroused curiosity, since those who found them thought could be human skeletons, now it has become unsustainable from an environmental point of view.
To tell the truth, the question seemed to have been resolved following the intervention of the master who last May, after being informed of the presence of these mannequins found by two subthades intent on exploring the seabed, in concert with the Barcelona prosecutor had moved disputes to production by imposing the reclamation of the area.
But the discovery a few days ago of other mannequins by two Roman divers, always in the seabed of the Bagno rock, a scenario of different shots of the Kolossal, has reopened the case.
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