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TESTAMENT OF ORPHEUS is the final film in our Jean Cocteau series—a dreamlike self-portrait where the artist literally walks through his own creations. Time bends, reality slips, and Cocteau—the mythmaker—steps in front of the camera to reflect on art, death, and immortality in a world of symbols and shadows. Catch it TOMORROW, July 21-22 🪞 Part sequel, part epilogue to ORPHEUS, the film brings back familiar faces (including Jean Marais and María Casares), and introduces cameos from Cocteau’s c
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TESTAMENT OF ORPHEUS is the final film in our Jean Cocteau series—a dreamlike self-portrait where the artist literally walks through his own creations. Time bends, reality slips, and Cocteau—the mythmaker—steps in front of the camera to reflect on art, death, and immortality in a world of symbols and shadows. Catch it TOMORROW, July 21-22 🪞 Part sequel, part epilogue to ORPHEUS, the film brings back familiar faces (including Jean Marais and María Casares), and introduces cameos from Cocteau’s c
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