by Simone Nicoloff-Perry, Jean-Pierre Avy, Max Herviou, Loïc Nicoloff, Antoine Losty · Editions Campanile · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782912366498
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«Mystère, ésotérisme et cinéma» is the collective essay by Simone Nicoloff-Perry, Jean-Pierre Avy, Max Herviou, Loïc Nicoloff and Antoine Losty, in French.
It analyzes three films —The Da Vinci Code, The Name of the Rose and Eyes Wide Shut— and the esotericism they contain: secret societies, symbols and transcendence. It links the sacred sexuality of Mesopotamia with the sacred feminine of Christian esotericism and traces these keys in filmmakers such as Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Kieslowski, Boorman or Wenders.
Published by Editions Campanile in 2006: 153 pages, paperback, text in French. Includes an epilogue by Bruno Etienne.
For readers interested in cult cinema, symbolism and the spiritual dimension of film.
