
Aria
Ten short films by ten different directors, set to arias by different composers.
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Released
- 1987
- Country
- United Kingdom, United States
Details
Release year: 1987
Storyline
Ten short films by ten different directors, set to arias by different composers.
Top credits
John Hurt ā The Actor (segment: I pagliacci)
Theresa Russell ā King Zog (segment: Un ballo in maschera)
Stephanie Lane ā Baroness (segment: Un ballo in maschera)- Roy Hyatt ā Chauffeur (segment: Un ballo in maschera)
Did you know
⢠Orson Welles agreed to direct one segment, and asked for a contract to be sent to him in Los Angeles. He died before signing the contract, which had been sent, according to producer Don Boyd, to an address that turned out to be the funeral parlor in which he was laid out. Boyd is still unsure whether this was Welles' final joke.
⢠Elizabeth Hurley's debut.
⢠During one vignette, Buck Henry is talking on a pay phone to "Woody", trying to interest him in participating in a movie called "Aria". He mentions that "Fellini" is also directing a segment. Filmmakers Woody Allen and Federico Fellini at one time were both attached to the project, but ended up not participating due to various conflicts.
Box Office
Gross (Domestic): $1,028,679
Opening Weekend (Domestic): $7,580 (1988-03-20)
User reviews
Much better than I was lead to believe
Art is always challenging!
What art is about--challenging the viewer
Technical specs
- Sound mix
- Dolby Stereo
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
- Color
- Color, Black and White
























