The Official Twitter of the Feature Film. Ovid and the Art of Love is the story of the poet Ovid told through the eyes of a Detroit teenager. #OvidFilm
Thank you to @archaeoctopus and the @AcadiaU community for putting together this excellent screening series including Ovid and the Art of Love, Monty Python's The Life of Brian, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Spartacus and more! https://t.co/2Fe96xNDse
To pretend there was a lack of diversity in these civilizations does a disservice to our modern understandings of these complex cultures. That's why, in our film, we presented Ovid's story with a cast that more closely resembled the actual community around this influential poet
It is sinister to rewrite the history and culture of certain groups because they happen to be European.
No, the Vikings were not diverse. Neither was early Rome. Nor early Greece.
Stomping on the history of these groups, in order to accommodate today's obsession with representation, is not right.
No. The Roman Empire was a diverse empire. It included parts of Europe, the Middle East and Africa. For years, Romans were depicted often as a bunch of white Britons - which is absurd because Britain was barely in the empire.
There was no outcry about that then or calling that white-washing sinister.
Great interview with our director @esme_von on the #Quintilian podcast with Ryan Sellers https://t.co/nUUCO6YcH1. Learn more about the film at https://t.co/HiEf5v9kzD
So I usually wait until the day time to post #CLAS2500#ClassicsTwitterMovie meme content - but this student submission on @OvidLove were SO good that I couldn't wait to share 👇 (also feel like @officialnhaynes might appreciate the reverse of her Ovid not Covid series here)...
Happy Belated Birthday to two of our fabulous actors @Chris80Newman@CaraAnnMarie and incredible crew members #Krisz and #Robert. Don't miss their amazing work https://t.co/HiEf5vqVYd
We are just a day away from an exciting discussion on the awesome #Roman#poet#Ovid and his #relevance to the world today. Inspired by the critically acclaimed new feature film @ovidlove Grab your FREE ticket at https://t.co/KzPszXPubQ and watch the #film! #ClassicsTwitter
Fun facts! @OvidLove writer-director @esme_von and “Ovidian” Rachel Philbrick were #Latin classmates in #Boston! 10/27 at 7:00 pm EST join their conversation, moderated by @greekhistorypod about the significance of Ovid’s life and work to #today's world! https://t.co/gWsqKpiiT9
Who is today’s Ovid, who stood up to the #authoritarian#Augustus from #Rome? What would he say about our current #leaders? What can we learn from him as we approach #Election2020? Join moderator @greekhistorypod and a panel of Ovid experts to discuss! https://t.co/RUcbCVXDOB
Have you reserved your spot to join @samccart1 @greekhistorypod and @esme_von on 10/27 on zoom to explore the relevance of #Ovid’s work from 2,000 years ago to our world today? SIGN UP at https://t.co/HiEf5vqVYd #ClassicsTwitter#free#TheMoreYouKnow
Who is today’s #Ovid? What would he say about our current leaders? What can we learn from him as we approach #Election2020? Join @greekhistorypod and a panel of Ovid experts (including the writer-director of @OvidLove) to explore this and more! Reserve at https://t.co/HiEf5vqVYd
Inspired by the modern re-telling of the Ancient Roman poet #ovid's life, join @greekhistorypod @samccart1 @esme_von and Rachel Philbrick on #zoom to discuss the significance of Ovid’s work and it’s crazy relevance to our world today on 10/27 at 7:00 pm EST.