Lohengrin 2019
Lohengrin (2019) brings Wagner's enchanting opera to life in a visually stunning Blu-ray production first premiered at the Bayreuth Festival in 2018.
Director: Yuval Sharon
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lohengrin (2019) about?
Lohengrin follows the mysterious knight who arrives in Brabant to defend Princess Elsa against false accusations. Bound by a sacred vow, he must keep his true identity hidden, leading to a tale of love, trust, and tragic consequences.
Who directed Lohengrin?
Lohengrin (2019) was directed by Yuval Sharon, an acclaimed visionary known for his innovative operatic productions.
Who stars in Lohengrin?
The film features Piotr Beczała as Lohengrin, Anja Harteros as Elsa, Waltraud Meier as Ortrud, Egils Silins as Telramund, and Georg Zeppenfeld as King Heinrich.
Is Lohengrin (2019) worth watching?
With its breathtaking performances and Sharon's imaginative direction, Lohengrin (2019) is a standout for Wagner fans. While not a mainstream title, its artistic depth and production value make it a rewarding watch for those who appreciate grand opera.
How long is Lohengrin?
Lohengrin (2019) has a runtime of 209 minutes.
About Lohengrin (2019) — A Stunning Wagner Opera Experience on Blu-ray
Lohengrin (2019) brings Wagner's enchanting opera to life in a visually stunning Blu-ray production first premiered at the Bayreuth Festival in 2018. Directed by the inventive Yuval Sharon, this fourth installment in Deutsche Grammophon's exclusive partnership with the legendary Wagner festival captures the mythical tale's ethereal beauty and dramatic tension. With a hauntingly atmospheric score and a stellar cast led by Piotr Beczała and Anja Harteros, the opera unfolds as a mesmerizing blend of medieval legend, divine mystery, and human longing.
Sharon's bold staging transforms Wagner's timeless story into a cinematic experience, where the themes of purity, betrayal, and redemption resonate with modern intensity. The lush orchestration and emotionally charged performances create an immersive atmosphere that lingers long after the final note, making this Blu-ray release a must-have for opera lovers and cinephiles alike.