Paganini

A stately, melancholy portrait of genius and excess, carried by concert-hall grandeur and a brooding, obsessive central performance.

A stately, music-filled biographical portrait that unfolds with measured care, inviting you to listen as much as watch.

A lush, old-fashioned operetta that sweeps you along on melody and romance rather than dramatic urgency.

A quiet, stagey silent-era drama that asks patience and rewards attention to faces and mood.

A somber, slow-burning silent drama of tangled affections and quiet menace, unfolding with theatrical gravity and a pervasive sense of loss.

A quiet, black-and-white journey through ruins and memory, steeped in grief and moral unease, with moments of tender beauty.

A stately, earnest biographical drama that moves at a gentle pace and asks for patient attention.

A stately silent-era biopic that lingers on a genius's joys and sorrows with theatrical gravity and little hurry.

It is a beautiful and somber immersion into the intense life and fragile genius of a musical icon.

A quiet, unsettling silent-era drama that turns a clinical study of the mind into something strange and uneasy.

A solemn, music-soaked period drama that moves at a stately pace, asking patience as it dwells on hardship and artistic devotion.

A brooding, sensual period drama that sweeps you into a world of musical genius, reckless desire, and inevitable downfall.