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Louis van Beethoven (2020 film)

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Louis van Beethoven
Directed byNikolaus Stein von Kamienski
Produced byErnst Ludwig Ganzert
Written byNikolaus Stein von Kamienski
StarringTobias Moretti
Colin Pütz
Anselm Bresgott
CinematographyArthur W. Ahrweiler
Edited byJan Henrik Pusch
Release date
  • December 4, 2020 (2020-12-04)
Running time
120 minutes
CountryGermany
Czech Republic
Austria
Languagegerman

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Louis van Beethoven is a biographical film that came on in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth.[1] The movie takes a multi-perspective approach to telling the story of his life. The title "Louis van Beethoven" is the name that was used when the composer was a young boy.

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Oscillating between the last year of Beethoven’s life and his early years living in Bonn, the movie contrasts an unhappy and short-tempered old man who has long been deaf (played by Tobias Morretti) against a much younger and unmolded version of Beethoven as a child (Colin Pütz).

From a young age, Beethoven’s father recognizes his son’s natural musical talent and pushes him to follow in the footsteps of Mozart. Thanks to his father’s musical connections from being a singer, young Beethoven is tutored by multiple musicians during his early years. He also has a formative encounter with local actor and social activist Tobias Pfeiffer (Sabin Tambrea) during a period when the performer is renting a room in the Beethoven family home.

As the young composer grows into manhood, his musical talents soar, but his personal life is riddled with tragedy. From the death of his mother, to the resulting depression and alcoholism of his father, to the forbidden love of a woman of a higher social station that is never allowed to come to fruition; Beethoven’s transition from a naïve and innocent young boy into a dark and bitter old man gradually comes to be understood.

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References[edit]

  1. "Review: Handsomely-mounted 'Louis Van Beethoven' is bum-bum-humdrum". Los Angeles Times. 2020-12-16. Retrieved 2021-06-18. Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)

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