Myth and modernity clash when Medusa is invited into a surreal drinking game led by a dangerous stranger.

An aquatic journey

Demi is excited to be getting new head shots. When she arrives at the photographer's studio, things are not as expected. As a naive and optimistic person, she decides to go on with the session anyway. Ultimately her trust is betrayed and she is forced to realize that the world is not such a safe place after all. It's this loss of innocence that triggers an awakening of her deepest internal power which gives her the strength to survive and triumph over pure evil.

To avenge his father's death and free the people of Seriphos from the evil King Galinor of Argus, the noble Perseus must defeat a dragon -- and the monster Medusa, whose steely gaze has cast the kingdom's best soldiers into stone.

The beast is back and her venom is deadlier than ever. When newcomer Lola is welcomed into Medusa's circle, she endures a ritual to bring her closer to her new sisters.

Hans Werner Henze’s “The Raft of the Medusa” is directly inspired by Théodore Géricault’s famous painting. The German composer sets to music the fate of 150 people who have been shipwrecked and abandoned to their destiny. This is a radical work that fluctuates between hope and inevitability, agony and sudden bursts of life. The Raft of the Medusa is an oratorio that was first performed in 1968. Fifty years on, the Italian director Romeo Castellucci underscores its immense modernity, drawing a striking parallel between Hans Werner Henze’s work and the current migrant crisis in the Mediterranean.

A French detective in London reconstructs the life of a man lying in hospital with severe injuries with the help of journals and a psychiatrist. He realises that the man had powerful telekinetic abilities.

Jorge is about to score the decisive goal of his life, not knowing that an exchange of glances will transform him forever.