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"Media in Corinth"
A film by J.M. Magrini
Synopsis: "Medea in Corinth" is a feature film about the barbarian princess Medea, the paradigmatic tragic, heroic woman wronged. With a rage and hatred, she valiantly confronts, and is ultimately overthrown by the relentless world force or spirit, which when oppressed and violated recoils, taking all things with it to destruction. Her terrible acts of brutality, although dreadful, are natural byproducts of the unavoidable cycle of conflict and revenge at work within the universe. In Medea's case, social convention is greatly responsible for the tragedy, and so the film examines the role of women in antiquity (ancient Greece). Less concerned with a woman's rights, more appropriately we explore a woman's wrongs, those done to her and by her.
Cast:
Medea...Alanda Coon
Jason...Mike Piscioneri
King Creon...DAVE GORDON
Nurse...Amy Dematteis
Tutor...Andy Todaro
Messenger...Maria Augustus
Hecate...Heather Saliny
Corinthian Women...Emi Clark, ANNA JUNG, and Laura Esther
Queen...Valerie Warmack
Chorus of witches...Nicole Adelman, Jamie Horban, Becky Brown, Lindsay
Stancliff
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Crew:
Producer...Laura Esther/ Neo-60 Studios
Writer/director...J. M. Magrini
Costumes...Laura Esther
Editor...Yamil Ahouli
Still Photos...Laura Esther
Original Music Score..Ron Strojny & A Brand New Brand of Energy (Who also performed on the soundtrack to David Jacobsen's film:
"Dahmer: A Mind is a Place of its Own"
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