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February 4, 2014 (Series 28: 2) Jean Cocteau, ORPHÉE/ORPHEUS (1950, 95 minutes) Directed by Jean Cocteau Music by Georges Auric (composer) Cinematography by Nicolas Hayer Film Editing by Jacqueline Sadoul Costume Design by Marcel Escoffier Music Department Jacques Métehen (conductor) A Film Dedicated To Christian Bérard Jean Marais ... Orphée François Périer ... Heurtebise María Casares ... The Princess - Death Marie Déa ... Eurydice Juliette Gréco ... Aglaonice même, 1950 Coriolan, 1950 Les Enfants Terribles as Narrator, Jean-Pierre Melville ... Le directeur de l'hôtel (uncredited) 1950 Orpheus as Narrator, 1949 Daughter of the Sands as Narrator, 1948 Les parents terribles as Narrator, 1946 Beauty JEAN COCTEAU (director) (b. Jean Maurice Eugène Cocteau, and the Beast as Voice of Magic, 1944 La Malibran as Alfred de July 5, 1889 in Maisons-Laffitte, Yvelines, France—d. October Musset, 1943 The Phantom Baron as Le baron Julius Carol, and 11, 1963 (age 74) in Milly-la-Forêt, Essonne, France) wrote 74 1932 The Blood of a Poet as Bit Part. He directed 11 films— films and TV shows, including 2012 Blues, 2010 Ea3, 2001 1962 Jean Cocteau s'adresse... à l'an 2000 (Short), 1960 Kerstmatinee 2001 (TV Movie), 1999 The Walled Garden Testament of Orpheus, 1957 8 X 8: A Chess Sonata in 8 (Short), 1993 Le bel indifférent (Short), 1991 Merlín, 1990 Movements, 1952 La villa Santo Sospir (Short), 1950 Coriolan, “Carole Farley in 'The Telephone' and 'La Voix Humaine'” (TV 1950 Orpheus, 1948 Les parents terribles, 1948 L'aigle à deux Movie), 1990 La voix humaine, 1986 “La voz humana” (TV têtes, 1946 Beauty and the Beast, 1932 The Blood of a Poet, and Series), 1984 “Oedipus Rex” (TV Movie), 1983 “Orpheus” (TV 1925 Jean Cocteau fait du cinema—and edited 1:1932 The Blood Movie), 1982 “Cher menteur” (TV Movie), 1980 “Les parents of a Poet. terribles” (TV Movie), 1969 “Estudio 1” (TV Series), 1978 “La voce umana” (TV Movie), 1978 “Le bel indifferent” (TV GEORGES AURIC (music—composer) (b. Georges Abel Louis Movie), 1975 “L'aigle à deux têtes” (TV Movie), 1972 “Oedipus Auric, February 15, 1899 in Lodève, Hérault, France—d. July Rex” (TV Special), 1966 “The Human Voice” (TV Movie), 1966 23, 1983 (age 84) in Paris, France) composed music for 125 “La machine à écrire” (TV Movie), 1965 “A Voz Humana” (TV films and TV shows, among them 1978 “Au théâtre ce soir” (TV Movie), 1963 “La machine infernale” (TV Movie), 1962 The Series), 1969 The Christmas Tree, 1968 Therese and Isabelle, Typewriter, 1962 Jean Cocteau s'adresse... à l'an 2000 (Short), 1966 Danger Grows Wild, 1966 The Sleeping Sentinel, 1965 La 1961 Princess of Cleves, 1960 Testament of Orpheus, 1957 communale, 1965 “Marc et Sylvie” (TV Series), 1965 Thomas Django Reinhardt (Short), 1951 Black Crown, 1950 Les Enfants the Impostor, 1961 Le rendez-vous de minuit, 1961 The Terribles, 1948 Romantici a Venezia (Documentary short), 1948 Innocents, 1961 Princess of Cleves, 1959 SOS Pacific, 1958 Les parents terribles, 1948 L'aigle à deux têtes, 1948 L'amore, Christine, 1958 Next to No Time, 1958 Bonjour Tristesse, 1957 1948 Ruy Blas, 1946 Beauty and the Beast, 1943 Love Eternal, The Story of Esther Costello, 1957 He Who Must Die, 1957 The 1940 Comedy of Happiness, and 1932 The Blood of a Poet. He Crucible, 1957 Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison, 1956 The has appeared in 13 films—1957 It Happened on the 36 Candles Hunchback of Notre Dame, 1956 Bold Adventure, 1956 Walk as Jean Cocteau, 1957 8 X 8: A Chess Sonata in 8 Movements, Into Hell, 1956 Le mystère Picasso, 1955 Lola Montès, 1955 1954 Pantomimes (Short), 1951 Venom and Eternity as Lui- Rififi, 1954 Flesh and Desire, 1954 The Detective, 1954 The Cocteau—ORPHÉE/ORPHEUS—2 Good Die Young, 1953 Roman Holiday, 1953 The Wages of Fear, 1952 Moulin Rouge, 1951 The Lavender Hill Mob, 1950 Orpheus, 1949 The Spider and the Fly, 1949 The Queen of Spades, 1948 Les parents terribles, 1948 Aux yeux du souvenir, 1948 L'aigle à deux têtes, 1948 Ruy Blas, 1947 Les jeux sont faits, 1947 Hue and Cry, 1946 Beauty and the Beast, 1945 Caesar and Cleopatra, 1942 Midnight in Paris, 1939 Le corsaire, 1938 Trois minutes - les saisons, 1938 Street Without Joy, 1937 A Picnic on the Grass, 1936 Under Western Eyes, 1935 Mysteries of Paris, 1932 The Blood of a Poet, and 1931 À Nous la Liberté. NICOLAS HAYER (cinematographer) (Lucien-Nicolas Hayer, May 1, 1898 in Paris, France—d. October 29, 1978 (age 80) in Saint-Laurent-du-Var, Alpes-Maritimes, France) was the cinematographer for 92 films and TV shows, including 1964- 1968 “Les cinq dernières minutes” (TV Series), 1966 “Anatole” (TV Movie), 1962 Le Doulos, 1962 Dark Journey, 1959 The JEAN MARAIS ... Orphée (b. Jean-Alfred Villain-Marais, Sign of Leo, 1959 Two Men in Manhattan, 1959 The Little December 11, 1913 in Cherbourg, Manche, France—d. Professor, 1957 This Pretty World, 1956 Man and Child, 1956 November 8, 1998 (age 84) in Cannes, Alpes-Maritimes, France) Fidelio, 1956 Don Juan, 1955 Bel Ami, 1954 Hungarian appeared in 87 films and television shows, some of which are Rhapsody, 1953 The Night Is Ours, 1952 The Little World of Don 1996 Stealing Beauty, 1995 Les Misérables, 1985 Parking, 1973 Camillo, 1951 Under the Paris Sky, 1950 A Man Walks in the “Karatekas and co” (TV Mini-Series), 1969 Diamond Rush, 1967 City, 1950 Orpheus, 1949 Au grand balcon, 1949 Between Seven Guys and a Gal, 1966 The Saint Lies in Wait, 1965 Train Eleven and Midnight, 1948 La Chartreuse de Parme, 1947 d'enfer, 1965 Killer Spy, 1964 Fantômas, 1963 The Reluctant Bethsabée, 1946 Panic, 1945 Girl with Grey Eyes, 1943 Le Spy, 1962 The Iron Mask, 1962 Pontius Pilate, 1961 Romulus Corbeau: The Raven, 1942 L'âge d'or, 1939 Satan's Paradise, and the Sabines, 1961 Princess of Cleves, 1960 Captain Blood, 1939 Sacred Woods, 1939 L'étrange nuit de Noël, 1939 1960 Testament of Orpheus, 1958 Every Day Has Its Secret, Métropolitain, 1938 Golden Venus, 1937 Ma petite marquise, 1957 Girl in His Pocket, 1957 Le Notti Bianche, 1956 The Whole 1937 Double Crime in the Maginot Line, 1936 Heritage, 1934 Town Accuses, 1956 Kiss of Fire, 1955 Napoléon, 1954 The Cartouche, 1932 Chair ardente, 1932 Riri et Nono chez les pur Count of Monte Cristo, 1953 Voice of Silence, 1952 Leathernose, sang (Short). 1950 Orpheus, 1949 The Secret of Mayerling, 1948 Les parents terribles, 1948 Aux yeux du souvenir, 1948 L'aigle à deux têtes. JACQUELINE SADOUL (editor) edited 19 films: 1968 The Man in 1948 Ruy Blas, 1946 Beauty and the Beast, 1944 Carmen, 1943 the Buick, 1964 That Tender Age, 1959 125 rue Montmartre, Love Eternal, 1941 Le pavillon brûle, 1937 Nights of Fire, 1936 1959 Oh! Qué mambo, 1959 The Female, 1958 The Night Affair, Les hommes nouveaux, 1934 L'aventurier, 1934 Le scandale, 1958 Not Delivered, 1957 Three Days to Live, 1957 Le rouge est 1933 L'épervier, mis, 1957 Reproduction interdite, 1955 Lola Montès, 1953 Les quatre mousquetaires (Short), 1953 Le témoin de minuit, 1951 FRANÇOIS PÉRIER ... Heurtebise (b. François Pillu, November The Cape of Hope, 1951 Le plus joli péché du monde, 1951 The 10, 1919 in Paris, France—d. June 29, 2002 (age 82) in Paris, Straw Lover, 1950 L'homme de joie, 1950 Orpheus, and 1948 France) has appeared in 119 films and television shows, Les parents terribles. including 1999 “La vita in briciole” (TV Movie), 1996 Mémoires d'un jeune con, 1990-1991 “Le gorille” (TV Series, 13 episodes), MARCEL ESCOFFIER (costume design) (b. November 29, 1910 1987 “La piovra 3” (TV Mini-Series, 6 episodes, 6 episodes), in Monte Carlo, Monaco—d. January 9, 2001 (age 90) in Ariccia, 1986 “La piovra 2” (TV Mini-Series), 1985 “Enquête sur une Lazio, Italy) designed costumes for 50 films and TV shows, parole donnée: La lettre perdue” (TV Movie), 1984 “Jacques le including 1979 “La bohème” (TV Movie), 1974 The Voyage, fataliste et son maître” (TV Movie), 1984 Le tartuffe, 1984 “The 1971 Swashbuckler, 1968 Mayerling, 1968 Phèdre, 1967 Woman Octopus” (TV Mini-Series), 1980 The Telephone Bar, 1979 The Times Seven, 1966 La mujer perdida, 1965 Lady L, 1965 La Police War, 1978 State Reasons, 1972 The Assassination, 1971 Bohème, 1961 Madame, 1961 Princess of Cleves, 1960 Blood Just Before Nightfall, 1970 Le Cercle Rouge, 1970 Give Her the and Roses, 1959 The Big Night, 1958 Les Misérables, 1957 Moon, 1970 Au champ de vapeur (Short), 1969 Les gauloises Lovers of Paris, 1955 Andrea Chenier, 1955 Nana, 1954 bleues, 1969 Z, 1967 Le Samouraï, 1964 The Visit, 1963 The Madame du Barry, 1954 Livia, 1953 Lucrèce Borgia, 1952 Organizer, 1961 Five Day Lover, 1961 Les amours de Paris, Leathernose, 1950 Dream Ballerina, 1950 Dieu a besoin des 1960 Jack of Spades, 1960 Testament of Orpheus, 1958 The hommes, 1950 Orpheus, 1949 The Secret of Mayerling, 1948 Les Amorous Corporal, 1957 Nights of Cabiria, 1957 Que les parents terribles, 1948 L'aigle à deux têtes, 1948 Ruy Blas, 1946 hommes sont bêtes, 1956 Gervaise, 1956 The Man Who Never Beauty and the Beast, 1946 L'idiot, 1946 Land Without Stars, Was, 1954 The Bed, 1950 Les anciens de Saint-Loup, 1950 1944 Carmen, and 1939 Pasha's Wives. Orpheus, 1950 Sorceror, 1948 The Loves of Colette, 1946 Un revenant, 1946 The Temptation of Barbizon, 1943 La ferme aux Cocteau—ORPHÉE/ORPHEUS—3 loups, 1941 Les jours heureux, 1941 Le duel, 1939 La fin du 2, 1973 (age 55) in Paris, France) wrote 14 films, including 1972 jour, 1938 Hôtel du Nord, and 1938 Mother Love.
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    SECTION II CHAPTER 7 PERSEPHONE: SYMBOL OF REBIRTH PAPER CONTENTS INTRODUCTION MYTHIC TALE: SYNOPSIS LORD HADES: ARCHETYPE OF THE DEATH FORCE DEMETER: ARCHETYPE OF THE LIFE FORCE THE UNDERWORLD: WORLD OF SHADOWS AND SOULS PERSEPHONE: THE WAY OF THE FEMININE Name and Origins Daughterhood Abduction and Marriage Pomegranate Judgment of Seasons Motherhood Queenhood Deep Feminine Caretaker of Souls RETURN AND REBIRTH FEMININE INDIVIDUATION CLOSING COMENTS 1 INTRODUCTION The mythic tale of Persephone’s abduction by Hades, the personification of the Death Force, and the unremitting search by her mother, Demeter, Goddess exemplar of the Life Force, relates a fascinating account of how Death and Life Forces interact with each other. In the tale, Persephone holds the tension between Life and Death Forces and in doing so produces a new alterative, Rebirth. As maiden she is ever ready to birth, to give Life. Although Persephone's name means 'Bringer of Destruction', as Queen of the Underworld she regenerates the Souls that come to her realm. The mythic tale suggests that the resolution of the tension between Life and Death leads to the transcendent third. The prior two chapters focus on transformation that is needed for the feminine to carry out the “return” from its suppressed state. The chapter on Pele and Hi’iaka brought attention to feminine transformation that occurred when relationship based on fertility gave way to relationship based on personal encounter. The chapter on The Goose Girl addresses the transformation that leads to feminine personhood when daughter separates from the mother. In this chapter attention is given to the transformation that rebirth brings about, namely, enabling and revitalizing the Individuation Process.