Opera singer Enrico Ferraro escapes from his manager and too many engagements changing trains for the Riviera. He makes a friend and stops at a village for some well deserved holidays, where he meets a beautiful girl.
If you have seventy-five minutes to spare and don't mind a tenor who looks like he uses three tubs of hair gel a day, Tell Me Tonight is actually a blast. It's perfect for anyone who misses the era when movies didn't have to explain how their physics worked. But if operatic trills give you a headache, this will feel l...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Pierre Colombier
Vernon Stallings
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"If you have seventy-five minutes to spare and don't mind a tenor who looks like he uses three tubs of hair gel a day, Tell Me Tonight is actually a blast. It's perfect for anyone who misses the era when movies didn't have to explain how their physics worked. But if operatic trills give you a headache, this will feel like medieval torture. 😬 The plot is as thin as a crepe. Enrico Ferraro (played by the impossibly loud Jan Kiepura) is a famous singer who is just tired of his bossy manager. So,..."
Albrecht Joseph, Irma von Cube, Henri-Georges Clouzot
Germany
