Farinelli
Originally released in 1961. Farinelli is a music film. directed by Holger Boland.
Starring Poul Bundgaard, Ingolf David, and Else Margrethe Gardelli
Synopsis
A convent in Naples is home to several secular residents, much to the dismay of the prioress. The convent is to be the setting for a musical performance featuring the famous opera singer Farinelli. The young and beautiful Inez has been placed in the convent by her ambitious father and is to sing a part with Farinelli. For the occasion, she wears the precious jewels of Saint Cecilia. But outside Naples, a pirate ship is anchored, and the pirates have secretly mingled with the churchgoers.
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- DA
Production Companies
- DR
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Farinelli about?
A convent in Naples is home to several secular residents, much to the dismay of the prioress. The convent is to be the setting for a musical performance featuring the famous opera singer Farinelli....
Who directed Farinelli?
Farinelli was directed by Holger Boland.
When was Farinelli released?
Farinelli was released on June 7, 1961 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Farinelli?
The main cast of Farinelli includes Poul Bundgaard, Ingolf David, Else Margrethe Gardelli, Grethe Mogensen, Aage Fønss.