The replica Viking ship used in Christopher Nolan‘s blockbuster The Odyssey has become the subject of a dispute between its Swedish owners and Universal Pictures over who should pay for repairs after filming. 

The nonprofit Värmlands Vikingacenter says its 17.5-meter replica warship, Glad av Gillberga, returned from production in need of repairs including a cracked hull and damaged rigging. According to The New York Times, the organization invoiced Universal roughly $6,000 for repair materials, but says the bill remains unpaid. The center says it did not charge for labor.