Iluminace 2002, 14(1):65-71

An Expensive Experiment: The Bartered Bride in Film

Helmut G. Asper

An analysis of Max Ophüls' film The Bartered Bride, its origins and significance.

Keywords: German and French director, The Bartered Bride 1932, film analysis, music in film, opera in film

Published: March 1, 2002  Show citation

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Asper, H.G. (2002). An Expensive Experiment: The Bartered Bride in Film. Iluminace, 14(1), 65-71
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