Movie Review
‘A Late Quartet’ With Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener.
More about A Late Quartet Film
Director : Yaron Zilberman.
Writers : Seth Grossman, Yaron Zilberman.
Stars : Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken and Catherine Keener.Genre : Drama.
Runtime : 105 minute.
Writers : Seth Grossman, Yaron Zilberman.
Stars : Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken and Catherine Keener.Genre : Drama.
Runtime : 105 minute.
“A Late Quartet”
has an important point to make about classical music. For the musicians
who play it, especially intimate chamber works in which the group
members have to think, feel and breathe as one, their instruments are
vehicles for conveying strong emotion. Without passion, a performance,
no matter how impeccable, is just a technical feat.
In concert, high-strung artists must put
aside their disagreements to work toward a common goal of seamless
unity. The paradoxical drives for individual self-expression and for
group harmony — along with questions of who will lead and who will
follow — are a profound theme that resonates, especially in this year of
savage electioneering.
The film’s musical centerpiece, Beethoven’s
Quartet in C sharp minor (Op. 131), is a tumultuous 40-minute string
quartet whose seven movements are to be played without a pause. The
ravishing version heard in the film belongs to the Brentano String
Quartet, whose recording is piercingly intense. Not surprisingly,
however, the actors’ simulation of these highly trained musicians is
barely passable.
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