What was the chanting in eyes wide shut

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Uezenmud iul rolibor roletacap aeratrei is aerasal aeratecrec aeriutnam aetatanas aecap ataiv alim urtnep magur en as iulunmod. Valentin Marinsky writes:. Thank you for the translation. At least I see now that I'm not the only romanian here Hello, what the tenor priest say is a blessing prey that is part of the most important divine services, like Easter service for example.

The reason I think is that every divine pray rewersed becomes an satanic incantation. Knowing that the Romanian Orthodoxy is the closest religion to the origins of christianity in matter of rituals an rewersed pray from this church becomes, theoreticaly speaking, a very powerful satanic incantation.

Yes, I think also that Kubrick knew what is all about. Schnitzler who wrote the original story of eyes wide shut was known to write about the Austrian middle class and its identity and sexual proclivity.

And throughout the film, the struggle of classes is evident especially when Ziegler tells Dr. Harford that he is really out of his depth upon Harford's interaction with the super rich at their ritualistic orgy. This scene puts Dr. Harford's social class in context. In this scene we clearly see that Harford belongs to a class higher than these "normal" people who harassed him thus illuminating how up the food chain these ultra rich in there castles were.

The draft screenplay refers to her as being "maybe The identity of the masked couple is never explained. There is another theory that it may be Sandor Szavost with a mistress. However, it essentially doesn't really matter who the couple are; what is important is that they have spotted Bill. Of course, when they acknowledge him from the balcony they wouldn't know that it is Bill. It is likely that these masked balls are regular events and that each guest has a specific mask that they always wear.

The couple on the balcony almost certainly did not recognize the mask that Bill is wearing and are therefore curious about him. When Bill senses that he is being watched and looks up, the masked man nods at him as if greeting him and Bill nods in return. After the opening ceremony is over, the masked man would probably then check on who this newcomer is which leads to Bill being tracked down and ultimately being led before the cult leader.

Also of note, the masked man with the three-cornered hat is briefly seen again in another room of the house, where he appears with another masked nude woman in which he whispers something to her to approach Bill while he leaves the room presumably to report Bill's whereabouts to the cult leader. Throughout the movie, Kubrick does make little references to his earlier body of work. Some notable ones include: A Space Odyssey: A sign on a building prominently displays the name "Bowman", a reference to David Bowman, a major character in the film.

Also, in another scene, Harford mentions a patient named "Kaminsky", a name given to one of the three men in hibernation aboard Discovery.

Full Metal Jacket In the scene where Alice leaves Bill's mask on his pillow, a stack of Kubrick's films can be seen on a table. Full Metal Jacket is on top. The Shining: A poster for the original theatrical release of the The Shining is the subject of a solo shot for several seconds before Bill enters the nightclub where he meets Nick Nightingale.

The answer to who the mysterious 'Red Cloak' is left open to interpretation, or if the orgy scenes at the Somerton mansion where these scenes were filmed are merely a dream sequence. In this film, director Stanley Kubrick gives clues that are mostly visual rather than in straight dialogue.

But there are quite a few hints that the Red Cloak leader of the cult is Victor Zeigler himself. One interesting clue is the torn newspaper article that Bill gives to Zeigler which details about Maddy's death which mirrors the story that the desk clerk told Bill earlier about two men returning Nick Nightingale to his hotel , the end of the article describes that the dead woman, who's body that Bill Harfort saw in the morgue, had an affair with a London fashion design editor named Leon Vitali.

Leon Vitali was a long-term personal assistant to Stanley Kubrick on several of his films, including 'Eyes Wide Shut'. Plus, Vitali was the same actor who plays the masked Red Cloak. These details imply that Maddy had an affair with Red Cloak himself. Earlier in the film, the character of Maddy nearly dies from a drug overdose in Zeigler's bathroom. Clearly the two of them were engaged in a sexual act. Also to note: although Zeigler is also married, he clearly fusses over Bill's wife Alice when they arrive at his Christmas party at his house earlier in the film.

Some viewers have speculated that he invited Bill and Alice to his party because Zeigler desired Alice. Some viewers have also speculated that the gathering at the Somerton Mansion was symbolic rather than literal Red Cloak and Victor Zeigler are both hosts of their own party.

Zeigler's Christmas party is a tinsel wrapped illusion of sophistication The Somerton Mansion sequences are a symbolic revisit to the Ziegler party, minus the Christmas decorations, false smiles, fake personas, and "social graces" of high society. I handed the driver my cassette and it drove away. The same car came back the next day and drove me to Pinewood Studios for a meeting. During this meeting, Kubrick described his plans to film scenes of adultery as well as an orgy filled with mysterious masked figures.

If I got something wrong, he was patient and supportive. I had this quartet that I played with in churches and he would speak to me for hours about them, asking me every little detail about the most trivial things.

This pushes Bill into a sexual odyssey, where he wanders through the night, spontaneously ending up at a secretive masked ball, where the elite engage in a murderous orgy.