Aïda
$24.49VHS
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About This Movie
Aïda is a filmed version of Verdi's opera, captured during a performance at the Roman Theater in Orange, France in 1976. Directed by Pierre Jourdan, this adaptation presents the love story of an Ethiopian princess and an Egyptian general amidst the grandeur of ancient settings.
Aïda (1977) has seen limited release on home video formats, making original prints quite rare among collectors. Interest tends to be driven by the unique setting and the live performance aspect which captures a moment in time. As this film is a direct adaptation of a widely performed opera, there’s a cross-appeal not just for film buffs but also for opera enthusiasts. Collectors often seek out this title for its artistic merits and the historical context it provides within the realm of opera cinema.
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VHS$24.492 comps
DVD$17.413 comps
Aïda VHS Value: $24.49
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Aïda?
Aïda is an opera film, specifically an adaptation of Verdi's opera.
Who directed Aïda?
Aïda was directed by Pierre Jourdan.
What formats are available for Aïda?
Aïda is available on DVD and VHS.
What is the setting of Aïda?
The film is set in the ancient age of the pharaohs and was filmed at the Theatre Antique in Orange, France.
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