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A historical drama set in Egypt under Roman rule, concerning the intelligent and beautiful philosopher and astronomer Hypatia in the rising wave of Christianity to perusing freedom. There are two men fall in love with her and compete for her heart: her student, the clever Orestes, and her personal slave Duvus, who confused between his secret love and the freedom he can obtain if he follow the Christianity.
This Spanish-produced period drama is pretty dreadful: the drama is torpid, the astronomy lessons pedantic, and the spear-and-sandal production values flat-out cheesy.
Un digno retrato de época - no exento de ciertas simplificaciones - que logra recuperar con interés un período histórico y una figura olvidada como la de Hipatia (buena labor de Rachel Weisz).
Ambitious, sprawling and melodramatic, this sword-and-sandal epic lacks subtlety and struggles to provide much charm - ultimately dissolving into a rather obvious morality tale about the rise of fundamentalism.
Somehow sessions of platonic inquiry interleaved with scenes of battle and riots do not make for a very gripping film. This one is sludgy in the extreme.