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An all-female silent and danced short version (13m) of Oscar Wilde's classic. Salome, a misguided princess, becomes obsessed with Iokanaan, a girl prisoner. Scorned, she seductively dances for Queen Herod and enters into a deadly bargain, who will secure the death of the one she loves. Starring Alexia Anastasio.
An all-female silent and danced short version (13m) of Oscar Wilde's classic. Salome, a misguided princess, becomes obsessed with Iokanaan, a girl prisoner. Scorned, she seductively dances for Queen Herod and enters into a deadly bargain, who will secure the death of the one she loves. Starring Alexia Anastasio.


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Revision as of 07:11, 7 August 2009

Salome (2007) is a film by Alexia Anastasio.

Abstract

An all-female silent and danced short version (13m) of Oscar Wilde's classic. Salome, a misguided princess, becomes obsessed with Iokanaan, a girl prisoner. Scorned, she seductively dances for Queen Herod and enters into a deadly bargain, who will secure the death of the one she loves. Starring Alexia Anastasio.