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Lucifer Rising

Name: Lucifer Rising
Director: Kenneth Anger
Genre: Fantasy, Horror
Released: 1974
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Kenneth Anger, Bobby Beausoleil, Donald Cammell, Haydn Couts, Marianne Faithfull

Egyptian gods summon the angel Lucifer, in order to usher in a new occult age.

1974 · Directed by Kenneth Anger · 29 min · Fantasy · Horror · 10 frames

Tagline

A love vision

Crew

Cinematography: Chris O'Dell
Edited by: Kenneth Anger
Music: Bobby Beausoleil
Produced by: Kenneth Anger

Cast

Kenneth Anger as The Magus (uncredited)
Bobby Beausoleil as Self (uncredited)
Donald Cammell as Osiris (uncredited)
Haydn Couts as Adept (uncredited)
Marianne Faithfull as Lilith (uncredited)
Myriam Gibril as Isis (uncredited)
Leslie Huggins as Lucifer (uncredited)
Chris Jagger as High Priest in Yellow Tunic (uncredited)
Jimmy Page as Man with Beard holding Stele of Revealing (uncredited)
Francis Rose as Chaos (uncredited)

Production

Country: Germany, United States of America, United Kingdom
Language: No Language
Studios: Vaughan Films, British Film Finance, NDR, Puck Film Productions
Themes: surrealism, occult, ancient egypt, mysticism, short film

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