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Opera Fanatic: Stefan & the Divas (2000)

Stefan Zucker, the world's highest tenor, visits the opera divas of his childhood. The journey from apartment to apartment, from diva to diva, from Rome to Milan, turns into an opera road movie.
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Stefan Zucker, the world's highest tenor, visits the opera divas of his childhood. The journey from apartment to apartment, from diva to diva, from Rome to Milan, turns into an opera road movie.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:Jan Schmidt-Garre
Written By:Jan Schmidt-Garre
In Theaters:1/14/2000
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Pars Media

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