Double Rope Torture

A ranch owner fires his ranch hands and brings in women to replace them. The owner's daughter wants the male hands back and comes up with a plan to do it.

Based of Euripide's Greek tragedy Medea, the movie tells the story of Medea who is abandoned by her husband, Jason. The jilted Medea plans to avenge this infidelity.

The love story of the protagonists as well as the lives of the 113 people on board interrupted that fatal day.

"Blavatsky" is the first feature film on life of Helena Petrovna von Hahn, called Madame Blavatsky, an extraordinary personality of her time, regardless of the way we decide to look at her philosophy. This is not a film which praises her work; nor does it defy and debunk what she stood for, in spite the fact that she was one of the most controversial figures of the nineteenth century. Operating within the confinements of the world of fiction, Blavatsky charters her indelible legacy and its contagious effect on thousands whom she has had a strong spiritual impression on. Furthermore, the film makes an attempt to capture the deep magical and symbolic reality by going beyond the appearance of things. It invites the audience to the explore the unchartered areas such as occultism, spiritual discourse, astral and transcendental visions. To the tutored eye or the average cinephile, Blavatsky could also appear as a hallucination in the late-romantic sensibility. Since this film is the final product of an arduous process of research and soul-searching answers for esoteric questions on theosophy, it is a must for those who crave to know more about the life and works of a titanic human being who enriched history through her contribution to Buddhist discourse.