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Mythos

Released April 27, 2026

Details

Language: English
Studio: B-Theory

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Fandango

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·Reviewed April 27, 2026

Mythos is an anthology film centered on Greek mythology, told from the perspective of a college student attempting to save his grade. It releases on April 27, 2026.

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Key features

·Anthology format with five mythological segments
·Greek mythology subject matter
·Contemporary framing device via college student
·Stories include Narcissus, Orpheus, Theseus, and Pandora
·English language

FAQ

When does Mythos release?

Mythos is scheduled to release on April 27, 2026.

What stories are covered in Mythos?

The film includes segments based on Pandora's Box, the Nymph myth, Narcissus, Orpheus and Eurydice, and Theseus.

What is the framing device in Mythos?

The mythology segments are presented from the perspective of a college student who is working through the stories in an effort to save his grade.

Is Mythos based on a book?

No source material beyond Greek mythology itself is indicated in the available information.

About this release

Mythos is an upcoming anthology film scheduled for release on April 27, 2026. The film frames Greek mythology through the perspective of a college student whose academic standing is on the line, using that conceit as a throughline connecting a series of discrete mythological stories. The segments cover Pandora's Box, the myth of the Nymph, Narcissus, Orpheus and Eurydice, and Theseus. Each story is presented not as historical record but as a reflection of human nature and behavior. No distributor or platform information has been confirmed at this time.

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