마법 피리 (1975)
We only see Bergman, we only hear Mozart
장르 : 판타지, 코미디, 음악, 로맨스, TV 영화
상영시간 : 2시간 14분
연출 : Ingmar Bergman
각본 : Ingmar Bergman
시놉시스
오페라를 스크린 위에 올려놓은 듯한 영화입니다. 처 음 접했던 베리만 영화들과는 좀 다른 느낌을 가집니다. 인물과 물건들을 다루는 방식이 독특하게 다가온 영화기도 합니다.
Prince Abesalom runs into an orphaned Eteri while hunting, falls for her and brings the woman to his palace as his fiancé. The Prince’s aid Murman loses his self-control at Eteri’s beauty and gives her a spelled necklace as a wedding gift. Eteri contracts a mysterious disease that only Murman is capable to heal.
철학자 돈 알폰소는 약혼녀의 미모와 정숙함을 자랑하는 굴리엘모와 페란도의 말을 듣고 코웃음을 친다. 둘은 전쟁터에 나가게 되었다고 거짓말한 뒤, 다른 남자로부터 유혹받았을 때 연인들이 유혹에 빠지는지를 두고 돈 알폰소와 내기를 한다. 다른 남자로 변장한 둘은 약혼녀, 피오르딜리지와 도라벨라 앞에 나타나 유혹하고, 굳건한 정절을 다짐하던 약혼녀는 계속된 구애에 마음이 점점 흔들린다.
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1823년 눈보라치는 밤, 한 노인이 자살을 시도하다 실패하고 신부에게 자신의 죄를 고백한다. 비엔나 왕실의 궁정음악가 살리에리는 새롭게 떠오르는 천재 작곡가 모차르트의 소문을 듣고 그의 천재성을 확인하려 한다. 모차르트가 그의 약혼녀를 범하고 오만하고 방탕한 생활을 거듭하자 그러한 모차르트에게 천재성을 부여한 신을 저주하고 그를 증오하기 시작한다. 한편 빈곤과 병마로 시달리던 모차르트는 자신이 존경하던 아버지의 죽음에 커다란 충격을 받고 자책감에 시달린다. 살리에리는 이를 이용해 모차르트가 아버지의 환상에 시달리도록 하면서 진혼곡의 작곡을 부탁하는데...
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