Blue of noon is the story of the Holy Family before the legend. A mind-blowing and mysterious odyssey through the Promised Land. Free adaptation of the son of God's birth's biblical account. This new version springs from imagination, and does not intend to be a portrait of the canonical representations, nor even of the historical time that purportedly elapsed. The story is based on rumours regarding Mary's pregnancy as the outcome of a heavenly abduction, and consequently, she is feared and exiled from her land for worshipping the Devil. Mary's extraterrestrial contact radically transforms her vision of the world, and disturbs the established pattern. As a result of the martian gestation, Mary undergoes high hypersensorial and conspirational dimensions of reality, turning into an enlightened being as well as in a charimsatic demented. The triad wanders night and day through dense forests and desert hills, suffering nature's inclemency, fleeing from extraterrestrial surveillance and expecting fate from the Divine Providence. Mary and Joseph's journey on Juanita's back is an anarchic feat in search of a place to love each other. Within all the stories, songs, metaphors, parables, archetypes and myths are the actual descriptions of all salient events and facts, formulae and processes. There is no possibility, in this sense, of fiction - everything is true. Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
