《未来佛之日》于1988年至1993年间拍摄完成，并于2015年由导演重新剪辑。这部影片曾遭禁映，如今终于再次与观众见面。影片聚焦于苏联时期佛教在俄罗斯的存续。影片开场呈现了堪布喇嘛蒙戈（Khambo - lama Mungko）的火葬场景，按照相关信仰，他将会多次转世重生……

A version of Benjamin Britten's opera based on the Melville story. Will the virtuous young sailor Billy Budd be hanged for murder?

John Dexter’s brilliant production of Britten’s searing opera stars Dwayne Croft in the title role of the handsome young sailor whose kindness and innocence cause his downfall. The great James Morris is Claggart, master-at-arms on the 18th-century warship Indomitable, who falsely accuses Billy of inciting a mutiny. Philip Langridge sings Captain Vere, the honest commander who knows that Billy is innocent but finds himself unable to save him. Steuart Bedford, Britten’s close collaborator during the last years of the composer’s life, is on the podium.

As the Polish Army continues its march into Berlin corporal Naróg is tasked with delivering important documents to the staff headquarters.

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在女主角娜杰日达被丈夫赶出家门后，她前往姐姐玛尔戈处寻求慰藉。玛尔戈精明能干，经营着一门小生意，她就像个“女巫”般为人出谋划策。听完娜杰日达的烦心事，玛尔戈建议她“以毒攻毒”，赶快再找个新丈夫。依这位“女巫”所言，最佳的交友之地便是墓地，因为只有在那儿才能碰到四十岁以上、品行端正且单身的男人。娜杰日达决定听从姐姐的建议，前往墓地寻觅丈夫。

Captain Vere, an old man, is haunted by a moment in his life when he was tested and found wanting. Based on Herman Melville's novella of naval life in the late 18th Century, Benjamin Britten's 'Billy Budd' is a gripping reflection on good and evil, innocence and corruption.

Benjamin Britten’s Billy Budd will be performed in Norway for the very first time! This is an opera set in a hard masculine environment, about repressed passions and the weight of guilt - but also about rebellion, the power of beauty and about release. Director of Opera Annilese Miskimmon herself directs this masterpiece, featuring an exclusively male cast. Director Annilese Miskimmon and Set and Costume designer Annemarie Woods, take us onto a submarine during the Vichy regime in 1940s France. Here we meet a close and claustrophobic environment, controlled by sailors’ discipline and the meaningless necessity of war.