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About The Cinema Odyssey
Cinema Odyssey is a space where cinema meets storytelling.
What began as a blog exploring films and series has grown into a deeper creative journal—one that examines how cinema shapes the way we think, feel, and tell stories.
Here, films are not just reviewed or recommended. They are studied, felt, and carried forward into original writing. The site explores psychological themes, narrative structure, folklore, and cinematic language—tracing how stories on screen evolve into stories on the page.
Cinema Odyssey focuses on psychological fiction and horror, cinema as narrative influence, storytelling techniques, and essays on fear, belief, identity, and control.
Rather than chasing trends, the site curates timeless reflections—notes that remain relevant long after release cycles fade.
Cinema Odyssey is not a news portal or a promotional feed. It is a quiet archive of ideas, shaped by cinema and expressed through writing.
About the Author
Hi, I’m Abdul Quddus.
I’m a writer of dark psychological fiction, deeply influenced by cinema, psychology, and atmosphere-driven storytelling. While my academic background is in commerce, my creative work lives in the space where structure meets emotion.
Cinema Odyssey began as a way to engage with films—but over time, it became a place where cinematic experiences transformed into original stories. My writing explores the darker corners of the human mind: obsession, belief, identity, control, and the silent breakdowns that often go unnoticed.
I approach fiction with a filmmaker’s eye—focusing on pacing, silence, and visual tension—writing stories that feel as though they belong both on the page and on screen.
Cinema Odyssey exists to continue the conversations that films begin—through essays, reflections, and original psychological fiction.
Whether you’re here to explore cinema, read author notes, or discover the stories behind the stories, you’re welcome to look beyond the frame.