The world of opera has always been fertile ground for dramatic storytelling, but few figures command attention quite like Maria Callas. Often hailed as the greatest opera singer of all time, her life was as complex and dramatic as the roles she embodied on stage. Now, her extraordinary story is brought to the silver screen in Pablo Larraín’s much-anticipated biographical psychological drama, 'Maria,' starring the formidable Angelina Jolie. This film promises to delve deep into the final, poignant days of a woman whose voice captivated millions, yet whose personal life was often fraught with turmoil.
The anticipation surrounding 'Maria' is palpable, especially following its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. Directed by the acclaimed Pablo Larraín, known for his compelling biopics like 'Jackie' and 'Spencer,' and penned by the talented Steven Knight, this film is set to be a profound exploration of Callas's legacy, struggles, and the enduring power of her artistry. As audiences prepare to witness Angelina Jolie's potential Oscar-worthy performance, it’s crucial to understand the woman behind the legend and what this cinematic portrayal aims to reveal about her final chapter.
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