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Frozen Assets, released in 2003, is a unique film that blends elements of comedy and opera. Directed by BBC Scotland, it features a notable performance by Alan Oke as the legendary tenor Benito Barolo.
Frozen Assets has had a somewhat limited release history, making it a bit of a hidden gem in the collector community. Its blend of operatic references and comedy gives it a distinctive edge, attracting those interested in niche cinema. As for scarcity, it’s not the easiest title to find in good condition, which piques the interest of collectors searching for unique additions to their libraries. Overall, the film’s idiosyncratic charm and unique premise keep it on the radar for those who appreciate eclectic films.
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Frozen Assets is a comedy film with elements of opera.
The film was produced by BBC Scotland.
Alan Oke stars in the film as the legendary tenor Benito Barolo.
The film follows Lucy Mackay as she outwits Benito Barolo by taking on the roles of famous opera heroines.
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