
Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass
Feb 27, 2027 · 2h
Director
Matheus MarchettiOverview
Dorian Gray is but a boy, yet he's worshipped as a God - by the closeted painter who immortalized his beauty, by the libertine who taught him all of the world's secret pleasures, and by himself. For the next one hundred years, Dorian Gray falls into a rabbit-hole of debauchery, remaining forever young while his portrait pays the price for each of his sins. But when crimes of decades past come back to haunt him, and the novelty of everlasting youth starts taking its toll, can his soul still be redeemed?
Cast of Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass
Crew of Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass
About Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass
What is Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass about?
Dorian Gray is but a boy, yet he's worshipped as a God - by the closeted painter who immortalized his beauty, by the libertine who taught him all of the world's secret pleasures, and by himself. For the next one hundred years, Dorian Gray falls into a rabbit-hole of debauchery, remaining forever young while his portrait pays the price for each of his sins. But when crimes of decades past come…
When was Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass released?
Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass is scheduled for release on February 27, 2027.
How long is Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass?
Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass runs 2 hours (120 minutes).
Who directed Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass?
Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass was directed by Matheus Marchetti.
Who is in the cast of Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass?
The cast of Dorian Gray, or Narcissus Through the Looking Glass includes Rodrigo Cavalini (Dorian Gray), Johnny Hooker (Henry Wotton (Act One)), Nuno Marchezi (Basil Hallward (Act One)), Tony Germano (Henry Wotton (Act Two) / Old Faust) and Gabriel Muglia (Basil Hallward (Act Two)).













