Angelina Jolie Delves Into Depths of Emotion as Maria Callas in New Biopic
In 'Maria', Angelina Jolie portrays opera icon Callas, exploring her past struggles and resonating emotions through a powerful performance.
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Summary
In Pablo Larraín's film 'Maria', Angelina Jolie shines as iconic soprano Maria Callas, confronting her emotional struggles and redefined voice. Set during Callas' final days, the film depicts her attempts to regain her singing capabilities while reflecting on her tumultuous life, including her relationship with Aristotle Onassis. Jolie's performance marks a significant return to acting for her, amidst personal challenges, and resonates with audiences, evoking heartfelt emotional responses. Larraín's approach emphasizes the human side of Callas, steering clear of sensationalism in favor of a poignant portrait.
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