Zeus & Ganymede - 3 Minute trailer for animation film about the Greek god Zeus & the boy Ganymede

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Zeus & Ganymede: Two LovesTM Screened 2013 Athens, Greece Outview, Film Festival, 2013 Out in the Desert FF, & 2012 Fargo Fantastic FF. Full 10 minute version is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBrO_IpxZlA Part 1 of Greece is the WorldTM series. A film by Mark Pope, Produced by GanymationTM, David vs Goliath ProductionsTM, & Ganymation ProductionsTM This is a 3 minute movie trailer for my soon to be completed film about the real, historic Greek myth. Zeus & Ganymede: Two Loves, is a short animated film produced and directed by Mark Pope about the ancient, myth of the bisexual god Zeus, & Ganymede. The art is after the ancient Greek pottery kylix of "Zeus Courting Ganymede" by the Penthesilea Painter. Most societies have censored the same sex myths. Even today, the History Channel censors the fact that ancient Greek myths portrayed Zeus as bisexual. Eleven same-sex ancient Greek myths survive to be made into short films. With all of the teen suicides due to bullying these days, much effort is going into ways to stop these teens, often GLBT or perceived as such, from committing suicide, I believe nothing is more effective against low self image or bullying than seeing yourself and others seeing you included in history, just like everyone else. The title, Two Loves comes form the often quoted 1894 poem by Lord Alfred Douglas which refers to "Love which dare not speak its name". I got the inspiration to make this film while working on a drawing and animation of the "Zeus Courting Ganymede" red-figure kylix by the Penthesilea Painter for a homework assignment for an Adobe Flash class at CCSF. I hope to use the success of this first ancient same sex Greek myth to obtain funding needed to make the other ten myths. We are currently in production of "Greece is the World"TM, a short comedy animation loosely based on the ancient same-sex Greek myths. Comments from previewers of Zeus & Ganymede, Two Loves: I'll bet that this would get some attention at film festivals....... Kelly Clement, programmer for Mill Valley Film Festival and Denver Film Festival A beautiful rendition of the myth...... Till Kleinert, German Filmmaker and winner of the 2011 Iris Prize As it stands it should get invitations for shorts programmes at many LGBT festivals... John Flahive, European sales agent at Wavelength Pictures, representative to distributors for North Sea Texas In ancient Greece (and in modern Greece), homosexuality is not only accepted but also held in high regard. Most Greek statutes and myhologies reflect male to male love. Here are some of the homosexual chracters from Greek mytologies, Ὅμηρος Hómēros Homosexualidade Art de l'antiga Grècia Ganymedes (mitologie) Museo Arqueológico de Olimpia Δίας και Γανυμήδης (Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Ολυμπίας) Gresk kunst i antikken Pédérastie Ganymède Utilisateur:DS/Galerie Musée archéologique d'Olympie Museu Arqueológico Gay Greek Myths: Zeus & Ganymede Pelops and Poseidon Pelops and Hippodameia Laius and Goldenhorse Apollo & Hyacinthus Apollo and Cyparissus Achilles & Patroclus Hercules (Heracles) & Hylas Narcissus & Armeinias Tantalus and the Olympians Euxinthetus and Leucocomas Promachus and Leucocomas Pelops in Pisa Orpheus Boreas Thamyris Achilles (Alexander the Great's favorite) and Patroclus or Troilus Agamemnon and Argynnus Agathaidas and Phalanthus Ameinias and Narcissus Apollo and Hyacinth or Hymenaios Chrysippus and Laius Daphnis and Pan Dionysus and Ampelus or Prosymnus Euryalus and Nisus Heracles and Abderus or Hylas or Iolaus Hermes and Krokus Ianthe and Iphis Poseidon and Pelops Polyeidos and Glaucus Orpheus and the Thracians or Kalais Apollo/Silvanus and Cyparissus Zeus (Artemis) and Callisto and Ganymede Iliad Agamemnon Helen Menelaus Nestor Odysseus Ajax Diomedes Thersites Achaeans Myrmidons Priam Hecuba Hector Paris Cassandra Aeneas Memnon Troilus Penthesilea Amazons Thetis Seduction Sexual Culture in Ancients Greece, by Daniel H. Garrison, professor of Classical Studies at Northwestern University Socrates story web summary for kids facts alphabet names war moon wiki architecture theater berkeley america tragedy mykonos island bars hotels Greece Crete Cyclades Sea Aegean Minoan Prefecture Ganymède Le coq Mythologie grecque l'Apologie de Socrate Aesculapius est dans l'épopée homérique un héros thessalien puis, à l'époque classique dieu de la médecine. Fils d'Apollon, il meurt foudroyé par Zeus pour avoir ressuscité les morts, avant d'être placé dans le ciel sous la forme de constellation du Serpentaire zeus master of cheats mythological thunder Zeus myth adobe flash After Effects games Dardania fiction story cup-bearer fantasy ambrosia Zeus 3 minute trailer mp4 4 22 2012 ©2012