Puccini: La Bohème

Year: 2008

Runtime: 131 mins

Language: Italian

Directors: Franco Zeffirelli, Gary Halvorson

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Puccini’s evergreen tribute to young love and bohemian life dazzles audiences through Franco Zeffirelli’s iconic La Bohème. The high‑definition cinema broadcast lets viewers see the famed staging anew, featuring Angela Gheorghiu as the frail seamstress and Ramón Vargas as her poetic lover.

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