Don Juan

The events unfold in a timeless theater milieu that feels both historic and artificial, where automated figures perform a classic tragedy. The atmosphere evokes traditional puppet theater and ritual spectacle, with little reference to a concrete modern era. Jealousy, murder, and supernatural omens drive the plot within this enclosed stage universe.

An old dilapidated theater hosts life-sized marionettes performing the Don Juan legend without puppeteers or an audience. The action moves between backstage corridors, balconies, a garden where the Lovers plan to meet, and a cemetery where a haunting warning emerges. The setting blends decayed machinery with the uncanny presence of puppets, creating a claustrophobic stage world.

🔥 Jealousy

Jealousy propels Don Juan to spy on Maria and Philippe, twisting love into control and fear. The obsession distorts judgment, fuels manipulation, and leads to violent acts that unravel the lives around him. This theme shows how passion can corrupt morality within a closed theatrical world.

🗡️ Revenge

The cycle of violence begins with a murder and escalates to a fatal duel, driven by a desire to punish rivals and guard a sacred possessive claim. Revenge poisons relationships and turns the stage into a grim battleground. It underscores the destructive consequences that erupt from personal vendettas.

👻 Haunting consequences

A spectral warning from Maria's dead father foreshadows doom and questions about the fate of Juan's soul. Ghostly presence and the Jester frame a grim meditation on accountability and the boundary between life, death, and performance. The ending hints that actions linger, long after the final curtain.