A longtime pet project of Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera The Magic Flute was finally brought to the screen in 1973. While the opera itself is offered in a highly stylized and theatrical fashion, the fluidity of the camerawork turns the affair into a purely cinematic experience. Mar 07, 2017  It's not your average 'boy meets girl' story. Gem keepers. As romances go, this one is full of twists and turns, and we're not just talking about the.

Tamino and Pamina meet again, but because he is not allowed to speak, Pamina fears Tamino no longer loves her. The three spirits reassure Pamina that Tamino does indeed love her. Tamino declares he is ready to be tested, and — together with Pamina — faces the trials of water and fire; with the aid of the eponymous magic flute, they are successful.Papageno, meanwhile, plays his magic bells and his destined mate, Papagena, appears.

He is filled with joy. Papageno and Papagena sing their signature duet, Allegro: 'Pa- pa- pa.' .The Queen of the Night is angered by everyone's love and success; she returns to destroy the temple. But she is cast out into the darkness forever.All is well, everyone is thankful, and they watch the sunrise together.And that is the story of The Magic Flute.