The Magic Flute

A seventeen-year-old leaves London for a boarding school in the Austrian Alps, where he has won a place to study singing at an institution associated with Mozart. While exploring the building he finds a long-forgotten passage that leads him into the world of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute, and he begins to move between his everyday life at the school and a fantasy realm.

The German production was directed by Florian Sigl, making his feature debut; his second film is scheduled for 2028. Andrew Lowery and Jason Young wrote the screenplay, and the producers include Roland Emmerich. Jack Wolfe plays the lead, with F. Murray Abraham, Niamh McCormack, Ellie Courtiour, Cosima Henman and Amir Wilson among the main cast. Around forty cast members and sixty crew are credited.

Made for roughly 7 million US dollars, the film runs 125 minutes and blends adventure, family, fantasy and music. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.6 from about 1,900 votes, while on TMDB it stands at 6.3 from roughly 140 votes, indicating modest and limited audience reception.