Tosca

Year: 1976

Runtime: 117 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Gianfranco De Bosio

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Puccini’s opera proves that the art form can thrive on film, delivering an action‑packed melodrama structured in three tightly woven acts reminiscent of classic noir. Uniquely, each act is anchored to a distinct Roman landmark: the church of Sant’Andrea della Valle, the Palazzo Farnese, and Castel Sant’Angelo, giving the 1976 adaptation a vivid sense of place and realism.

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