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<\/a>The film tells the tumultuous story of the life of\u00a0Maria\u00a0Callas<\/strong>, known as the “diva of the century,” the most famous and beloved opera singer in the world, portrayed by Oscar-winning actress\u00a0Angelina\u00a0Jolie<\/strong>. It touches on the most significant moments in the diva’s life, focusing on her great loves: for men, for her career, and for singing. Receiving a standing ovation at its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival,\u00a0Maria Callas<\/em><\/span>\u00a0was directed by\u00a0Pablo\u00a0Larra\u00edn<\/strong>, a specialist in biographical films about women, who has been awarded in Cannes and Berlin.\u00a0Larra\u00edn\u00a0<\/strong>is also the director of\u00a0Jackie<\/span><\/em>, about\u00a0Jacqueline\u00a0Kennedy<\/strong>, and\u00a0Spencer<\/span><\/em>, which tells the story of\u00a0Princess\u00a0Diana<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The story of\u00a0Maria Callas<\/span><\/em>\u00a0is set in 1970s Paris, where the artist spent her final days. Maria<\/strong> Callas<\/strong> imagines and relives her tumultuous, beautiful, and tragic life story. These are the memories of the world\u2019s greatest opera singer, filled with passionate love affairs, daring performances, appearances in the most exclusive salons, and encounters with the most prominent figures of her time. The film includes her love story with\u00a0Aristotle\u00a0Onassis<\/strong>\u2014one of the wealthiest men of that era\u2014and her meeting with\u00a0John F. Kennedy.<\/strong> It is the story of a woman who was incredibly confident yet unimaginably sensitive.<\/p>\n Ed Lachman<\/strong>, responsible for the film’s cinematography, is known for his mastery of subtle, painterly compositions and experimental lighting techniques. For Maria<\/em><\/span>, he brought an extraordinary visual language that perfectly conveys the emotions and inner struggles of the main character. Lachman<\/strong>\u2019s extensive body of work includes collaborations with directors such as Todd<\/strong> Haynes<\/strong> and Sofia Coppola<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Director Pablo<\/strong> Larra\u00edn<\/strong>, known for films like Jackie<\/em> <\/span>and Spencer<\/em><\/span>, has crafted Maria<\/em> <\/span>into not only a biography of a great artist but also a moving portrait of a woman grappling with loneliness and the drama of her own life. Larra\u00edn<\/strong> is celebrated for creating intense psychological portraits of women in his films, something we can expect to experience once again in his latest production.<\/p>\n The screening of Maria<\/em> <\/span>will be an opportunity to witness a beautiful story wrapped in stunning cinematography\u2014a must-see for any lover of cinema or the art of cinematography. The screening of Maria<\/em> <\/span>promises to be a perfect chance to immerse oneself in a world filled with visual emotion, poetic imagery, and a multi-dimensional portrait of one of the most famous figures in the history of opera.<\/p>\n<\/a>