Contemporary opera wouldn’t be the same without the emblematic figure of Maria Callas. The Greek-American singer not only stood out because of her revolutionary form to sing the arias by Verdi, Bizet, or Puccini, and take the opera to its most popular level, but also for her life, at once tempestuous and enigmatic, often exploited by the press of the 1950s and 1960s.

DIRECTOR:

Tom Volf