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Cosmogony: Templar's Medallion is
an upcoming six-episode film odyssey, envisioned by award-winning Australian-Estonian composer and writer
Endel Rivers.
For those who love historical and science fiction intertwined with mysticism, this creation will resonate on a profoundly captivating level.
At the center of 'labyrinthine' narratives that weave through
interconnected events and storylines, two central figures, a man and a woman, embark on a journey across epochs.
From the mysteries shrouding antiquity and the intrigue of the Middle Ages, their journey leaps through time, connecting past, present, and future.
Cosmogony: Templar's Medallion isn't just a film or solely a compelling story.
Beyond entertainment, it's meant to challenge preconceptions and encourage questioning and reflection, as
it ventures into the enigmas of the Great Pyramid, the Book of Revelation, the Hindu Shri Yantra, and more,
revealing connections between them unlike anything seen before.
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A GLIMPSE INTO THE JOURNEY
In a tale that blurs the boundaries of space, time, and dreams, the fates of our protagonists - Jonathan and
Meredith - are woven into the fabric of space-time itself.
Amidst distant future space exploration, Meredith recounts a peculiar dream to her partner,
Jonathan, vividly describing mystical places and symbols, and their extraordinary encounter at the elusive
Mystery Castle.
The dream isn't bound by slumber;
it's a force that propels them into an adventure through lifetimes and ages.
In a fluid evolution of characters, they live as the Egyptian high priest Maya and Queen Merit in ancient times, the Templar knight Johan and Alanian Duchess Sofia in the Middle Ages, and the Australian anthropologist Joseph and the Russian actress Maria in the present - all played by the same actors.
Their roles change, but their destinies remain intertwined.
There are other characters who influence their paths, shaping a narrative that defies time itself: the chieftain of the Varangian tribe with his wife, and the Prince of Novgorod, who appears as an enigmatic host of a masquerade with his partner in the present day, and the Prince of Egypt with his bride in ancient times.
The journey deepens with each episode. The first episode, "Inception", sets the stage in a distant future as Meredith tells
Jonathan about her dream.
In the second episode, "Resurrection", and the following three episodes: "Borderland", "Crossroads", and "Insofi", their encounters are tied to
real historical and biblical events, all tied to Mystery Castle.
In the finale, "Revelation", the Mystery Castle's true nature is unveiled.
What was once deemed a mere dream emerges as a reality more profound than they could have imagined.
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In conclusion, a parallel could be drawn between the epic tale "The Lord of the Rings" and "Cosmogony: Templar's Medallion". While Tolkien's story revolves around the "mystery ring", the source of absolute power, in Cosmogony the source of power is knowledge - the ancient wisdom and understanding contained in the "mystery castle".
"Nothing is what we think," he says. "So, who or what do you think we can trust?"
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