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Carmen 

Modern adaptation of the classic operatic drama, with a few twists. Micaela, José's Mother, and Mörd (Death) are played by the same dancer. The action is reduced to a single act in 13 scenes. The love scenes are played to a minimum and the working women's fight is adjourned to the last scene [and cut from some DVD editions] that concentrates all the pathos announced throughout by the eerie music.
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Modern adaptation of the classic operatic drama, with a few twists. Micaela, José's Mother, and Mörd (Death) are played by the same dancer. The action is reduced to a single act in 13 scenes. The love scenes are played to a minimum and the working women's fight is adjourned to the last scene [and cut from some DVD editions] that concentrates all the pathos announced throughout by the eerie music.

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Genre:Drama, Music
Directed By:Mats Ek
Written By:Ludovic Halévy, Henri Meilhac
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:RM Arts, SVT

Cast

Director

Mats Ek

Director

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Ana Laguna

Carmen

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Marc Hwang

Don Jose

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Yvan Auzely

Escamillo

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Pompea Santoro

Micaela / Mother/Mörd

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George Elkin

Officer

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Boaz D Cohen

Gypsy

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Vanessa de Lignière

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Monica Mengarelli

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Philippe Blanchard

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