The first part, named Dawn, which explores the Egyptian creation myth is without doubt, the best part of the movie, depicting said myth in a pretty stylish, ethereal way that only could be done through animation.
The following two parts are far more slow-paced, but still keep the same otherworldy, mystical vibe from the first part, giving us a view into the role of Pharaoh in the world view of Ancient Egypt, as well as a trip into the Ancient Egyptian afterlife beliefs.
A shame this movie (The only feature lenght film made by Lesley Keen) remains to be so obscure, being perhaps one of the best mythological-themed movies I have seen in my life.
A shame also how "Invocation" (A short by Lesley Keen done with a similar style, but focused in the Ancient Greek creation myth) is not even registered here on Imdb.
8.5/10.
The following two parts are far more slow-paced, but still keep the same otherworldy, mystical vibe from the first part, giving us a view into the role of Pharaoh in the world view of Ancient Egypt, as well as a trip into the Ancient Egyptian afterlife beliefs.
A shame this movie (The only feature lenght film made by Lesley Keen) remains to be so obscure, being perhaps one of the best mythological-themed movies I have seen in my life.
A shame also how "Invocation" (A short by Lesley Keen done with a similar style, but focused in the Ancient Greek creation myth) is not even registered here on Imdb.
8.5/10.
