Ulises

Odysseus, a man of cunning, sets out on the journey back to Ithaca after ten years of war in Troy. The voyage will be long and fraught with peril. Wherever he goes, he will be pursued by the wrath of Poseidon: enchanted islands, man-eating giants, and raging storms. But he is drawn back to Ithaca by his wife, Penelope, and his son, Telemachus, who await his return against all hope.