‘Seven Veils’: Pain in Public Opinion

Only Canadian writer and director ATOM EGIAN (“EXOTICA”, “The Sweet HEREEFTER”) could have made “Seven Veils”. His signature – the effects of shock shock, the use of the video as a guide, and the special pain that was played in public opinion – each framework.

The film focuses on the director of the theater, Janine (Amanda Sefred), which reproduces the “Salomé” opera that she worked as a student with a teacher, Charles, unprecedented. The new task comes from Charles’s widow, Beatrice (Lanit Ware), which runs the opera company and certainly knows that Janine and Charles were in love with that time. What’s more, during ancient production, Charles Janein’s experience took advantage of the abuse of childhood, and drew her memories of her intimidation by her father and merged those details in “Salomé”.

Janeen’s break requires to repeat a disturbing production honestly with a contradictory contradiction, to expel her demons – all of this without revealing her personal share in the actors’ team. It must also manage today’s problems, especially the baritone (Michael Coppver-Redic), a responsibility for women. There is more than just a hint of the self -reflection of “Seven Veils”, which includes the “Salomé” of the Canadian opera company since 2023. The production singer has played fictional versions for themselves.

In short, “Seven Vice” provides a lot to think about it. But fans who descend that Egoyan dramatic instincts have declined in recent years will not get a return to the model. Seyfrid looks in particular in place, and although the known badness may be intended (Jenin, with an interview with one of the tools, clearly explains that it is older than what it looks), and some plot points and decorations, such as home and mandarin -neutrals, and self -approaching.

Seven veils
It was not classified. Running time: 1 hour 47 minutes. In theaters.