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RUFUS WAINWRIGHT (AGE DES TENEBRES)

Opening scene from THE AGE OF IGNORANCE, last film of Denys Arcand, presented in last Cannes Fim festival (2007), where RW performs a role of a prince singer (not "rebel" in this case). In this sc...  
 
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sebacmart (9 months ago) Show Hide
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very nice song , relaxing....
bloodiedXangel (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow. Fabulous song, fabulous costume. So Rufusey (in a stately way)

But the laack of head movements... Must have been hard for him.
dorkaN5 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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WONDERFUL SONG !!!!
WONDERFUL RUFUS !!!
VERY nice clip :)))
solredoc (1 year ago) Show Hide
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good work and great idea to write the lirycs! well done!
mjeannette1 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Is the soundtrack from this movie, commercially available?

Or is there a recording of this aria as sung by Rufus in the movie, that is available anywhere?

I've searched but found nothing.
octogirlpretty (1 year ago) Show Hide
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If you find anything can you tell me? I would LOVE to have this song ^^
nooyawker (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It's an aria from Gretry's opera "Zemire et Azor". Not a lot of CD recordings are available because it is not one of those virtuoso operas by classical masters that get recorded and staged thousand times. While this is a beautiful beautiful piece laid on beautiful lyrics, its melody is rather simple. Rufus's unique voice makes it more interesting but you might not be so thrilled by a real operatic version.
nooyawker (1 year ago) Show Hide
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... and half naked figure of Diane Kruger helps too.
gaywil (1 year ago) Show Hide
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But. Why does rufus turn into him?!?!
adrienm (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Because the main character Marc Labrèche is imagining himself as the Prince. And then is being called back to reality. Cinematic technique, is all!

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