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Beau is an IT professional by trade and global nomad by soul. Even if we hadn’t met them, you would share a glance of recognition. He is currently based in Melbourne. i explore the links between our sexual-physical nature and our spirits, running gatherings, rituals and Queer Spirit Festival. We were bound by an invisible sense of connection.

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As much as we all love imagining what Omar Apollo’s scenes might look like in Queer, we don’t have to wait much longer to see for ourselves! There, the god was worshipped under the name Apollo Philesius (Apollo of the kiss).

After they became lovers, Apollo taught Branchus the mantic arts. Apollo also looked after the flocks while Branchus practiced the art…

‘Milesians built temples dedicated to Branchus and Apollo and named them Philesia, after the kiss of Branchus. I don’t know, bro.'”

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Prior to starring in Queer, Omar had been taking acting classes, though he wasn’t fully immersing himself in them until director Luca Guadagnino’s team slid into his DMs (very Gen Z, very millennial) and told him that Luca wanted him to be in his latest film.

We would go to our local gay bar on a Friday night and recognise most faces in the room. He also expressed concern about facing prejudice for taking on such a promiscuous role as his first acting gig. When the King was drunk Myrrha disguised herself and became his lover. However, that a god should have affection for a man, and a so-called love which is based upon affection, and takes the form of solicitude for his character and his virtue, is fit and proper.

‘And therefore it is no mistake when the ancient poets tell their tales of the love Apollo bore Phorbas, Hyacinthus, and Admetus, as well as the Sicyonian Hippolytus also, of whom it is said, that, as often as he set out to sail from Sicyon to Cirrha, the Pythia, as though the god knew of his coming and rejoiced thereat, chanted this prophetic verse:
“Lo, once more doth beloved Hippolytus hither make voyage.”

King Hippolytus of Sicyon, one of the most ancient Greek cities, was one of several royal lovers of the Sun God Apollo. Hippolytus was a great-grandson of Hercules, because of these reasons the conquering Prince Agamemnon kept Hippolytus on the throne when he took over the territory.

Greek poet Callimachus wrote that Apollo was “fired with love” for Admetus, a King of the ancient city Pherae in Thessaly, who was famed for his justice and hospitality. Apollo was sent by the Gods to serve as the king’s herdsman as punishment for slaying the giant serpent threatening Delphi (in later accounts for killing the one-eyed Cyclopes).

Both actors confessed to feeling nervous, but Apollo found comfort in Craig’s candidness.

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Craig admitted that he felt terrified whenever the camera was rolling, which resonated with Apollo.

Adonis was born of incest between Cypriot King Cinyras and his daughter princess Myrrha – Aphrodite had cursed Myrrha to be infatuated with her father after Myrrha’s mother had called her daughter more beautiful than the Goddess. He tells IndieWire:

“I lost like 20 pounds, because I wanted the character in the story to align with the real version of it.

The film hits theaters on November 27. Temples dedicated to Branchus alone were called Branchiadon.