The film was shot in five countries and a dozen of languages in a two year period, from 2013 to 2015. It’s an overview of Crossing Stages European Project, an interdisciplinary program of activities that shows a contemporary view of classic mythology in order to build bridges of encounter among Europeans. Artists, professionals, scholars, and university students work in the arts as an essential foundation of European culture. They produce a unique project focused on international and interdisciplinary artistic training, which dives into the heart of a common heritage. Dance, performance, theater, film, music, technology, visual arts, and academic activities branch out in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, and Slovenia. The film soundtrack includes “Silver” by The Grey Havens, “Esperance” by David Schombert, “Stange Row”, “6am”, and “Dripping” by Slogan, as well as songs by other bands like Broke for Free, Origambiro, and Kevin McLeod. Crossing Stages, with the support of the Culture Program of the European Union, is coordinated by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Co-organizers: Université París Diderot (France), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), ASTA Association/TeatrUBI (Portugal), Artimbanco (Italy). Associates: Odin Teatret (Denmark), Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid (Spain).