Synopsis

An artist yearns for the woman he loves, his muse, who wants nothing more than to disappear from the world. Nothing - not even love - can save her. As she falls deeper into darkness, the artist dauntlessly refuses to give up on her, on them, and follows her to hell and back in this modern, yet timeless, retelling of the Orpheus tale suffused with personal autobiography in the form of director Erick Ifergan's paintings, sculpture, and otherworldly stream of consciousness. An award-winning multi-hyphenate artist, Ifergan's SEVEN ANGELS is a non-linear multimedia invitation in the shape of a modern operatic tale starring French actor-opera singer Josef Ganz and Rebecca Dayan - an opportunity for audiences everywhere to enter the soul of an artist by experiencing his work in all its forms. SEVEN ANGELS is Ifergan's second feature, following 2006's JOHNNY 316 - itself a modern adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 'Salome' - with Vincent Gallo, Nina Brosh, and the late Seymour Cassel.