THE TORRID TALE... The elder Magus of the Thelemic Temple of Horus just passed away. Jack Mason, a promising young sex magickian cultivated to advance the lineage, loses it all when the elder Magus' biological son unexpectedly inherits everything with plans to commercialize and franchise the Temple. Jack plots deadly revenge and falls into a dizzying maze of encounters with underworld characters, desert brujas, and a twist of fate he never saw coming or...did he?
DISCLAIMER
Any similarities or likenesses with actual events, persons or organizations in this film are purely coincidental and not to be confused for synchronicity or any type of ill will towards any real life person, company or magickal order.
Editorial Reviews
"The complex, expertly constructed story involves a struggle for succession, a murder, and a demonic possession. The twists of the story kept me glued to the screen through several viewings... Absolutely riveting... The cinematography is gorgeous... A stellar cast... Entertaining and funny... The film's great depth and power will keep you thinking for a very long time."
--- David Finkelstein, FilmThreat (Click here for the entire review)
"To Dream of Falling Upwards is Antero Alli's most accessible film to date, both visually, and narratively. If you want to go on a mystical journey tinged with Crowleyana, humour, intrigue, and Carlos Castaneda, but don't want the usual Kenneth Anger rip-offs, this film will serve you extremely well."
--- Ken Eakins, sittingnow.co.uk (Click here for the entire review)
"It's not to be missed. This is a work of art and magic. I can't do it justice, but strongly recommend it. Word to the wise: avoid thinking that any of it is commentary on existing Orders of Thelemites. The Thelemic material is just the context, and it's really about the characters and their deep flaws, and how these develop and change in the context of magical practice."
- Joseph Thiebes, Thelemite, Priest of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica
This DVD is recorded in NTSC format (Region Free) and is compatible with all NTSC DVD players. This means that if you're in North America, the DVD will play in your DVD player. If you are in Europe, Africa or Asia, you need either a NTSC/PAL DVD player (most new ones are) or a computer with a DVD drive.
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