The Magic Flute

Year: 2003

Runtime: 185 mins

Language: German

Directors: David McVicar, Sue Judd

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Prince Tamino is tasked by the Queen of the Night to rescue Princess Pamina. With bird‑catcher Papageno and a magical flute that can change hearts, he journeys to Sarastro’s temple where love is tested. Colin Davis conducts the Royal Opera House chorus and orchestra in David McVicar’s Covent Garden production of Mozart’s opera, recorded live.

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