Heraclitus the Dark

Year: 1967

Runtime: 20 mins

Language: French

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Deval filmed “Héraclite l’obscur” in Tunisia in 1967, shooting on 35 mm color film with his girlfriend and editor Jackie Raynal. It was the first Zanzibar‑affiliated production made outside Paris, opting for an exotic desert locale. Deval describes it as a “philosophical peplum,” merging theatrical spectacle with philosophical ideas.

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