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flyer for the film describes it as 'a retelling of the myth of Orpheus
and Eurydice in the style of a Greek vase. When his wife Eurydice
dies, Orpheus descends into Hell and by charming the gods of the Underworld
with his singing wins Eurydice back, only to lose her again at the threshold
of the Overworld'. Superficially, this would appear to be the ultimate
love story. But its archetypal appeal lies in the depiction of Art as
a means to overcome the forces of death, which is why this myth has proved
such a potent source of an inspiration to artists down the centuries.../> |