Universal’s “The Odyssey,” the Christopher Nolan epic, is scheduled for a three-week engagement in 70mm at Westwood’s Village Theatre. Multiple outlets report that the run begins July 17 and is booked for three weeks at the 95-year-old cinema, which is operated by the American Cinematheque. The theater is also affiliated with the Village Directors Circle, led by Jason Reitman, as part of the event partnership. Variety adds that the engagement includes three showtimes per day during the run. Tickets are reported to go on sale Thursday at 9 a.m. The listings frame the 70mm presentation as a special engagement connected to Universal Pictures and the local institutional partners. Separately, Deadline notes that the Village Theatre will undergo a 12-month renovation this fall, positioning this 70mm engagement as part of the venue’s ongoing revival and programming plans ahead of that renovation. No other cast, plot, or additional screening details are included in the provided reports.