La traviata

This adaptation of the opera features Teresa Stratas and Plácido Domingo, accompanied by the MET Orchestra under the baton of James Levine. With a runtime of 109 minutes, it brings the classic story to life through a cinematic lens.

Released by Deutsche Grammophon, La traviata became one of the most successful opera films, particularly in France, where it attracted 800,000 viewers in its first six weeks. Its acclaim extended to the awards circuit, receiving nominations for two Oscars and winning BAFTAs for production and costume design.

For collectors, this film represents a significant intersection of opera and cinema. The combination of its artistic direction and musical excellence makes it a noteworthy title within the opera film genre.