Judith 2000
Petar Selem's Judith (2000) brings Marko Marulić's epic poem to life as a stirring operatic masterpiece.
Director: Petar Selem
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Judith (2000) about?
Judith (2000) adapts Marko Marulić's epic poem *Judita* into an opera, following the titular heroine's fight against tyranny. Set in medieval Croatia, the film blends history and music to tell a story of bravery and moral triumph.
Who directed Judith?
Judith (2000) was directed by Petar Selem, a filmmaker known for his work in Croatian cinema and theater.
Who stars in Judith?
The cast features Nelli Manuilenko, Neven Belamarić, Vinko Maroević, Ivica Čikeš, and Špiro Boban in key roles.
Is Judith (2000) worth watching?
While lacking an IMDb rating, Judith (2000) is a must-see for opera enthusiasts and history buffs. Its blend of classical music and dramatic storytelling makes it a unique cinematic experience worth exploring.
How long is Judith?
Judith (2000) has a runtime of 78 minutes.
About Judith (2000) — A Captivating Opera Adaptation of Marko Marulić's Epic Poem
Petar Selem's Judith (2000) brings Marko Marulić's epic poem to life as a stirring operatic masterpiece. Set against the backdrop of medieval Croatia, this 78-minute spectacle blends history and music, weaving a tale of bravery and sacrifice through Frano Parać's evocative score and Tonko Maroević's poignant libretto. The film's haunting visuals and dramatic intensity capture the raw emotion of the original text, making it a standout in Croat cinema. With a talented cast led by Nelli Manuilenko and Neven Belamarić, Judith (2000) offers a unique cinematic experience that balances operatic grandeur with intimate storytelling.
Premiered in July 2000 at HNK Split, this adaptation of *Judita* reimagines a timeless story of courage and morality, anchored by Parać's music and Maroević's lyrical direction. The film's atmospheric tension and historical depth create an immersive experience, appealing to fans of both classical drama and operatic filmmaking.