Category:
Film Music
A historicizing and very emotional film adaptation of a family and love saga from Frauenau in Lower Bavaria around 1899, in which the art of glassblowing and manufacturing with the material glass serves a very symbolistic purpose. Cast with excellent actors, the film repeatedly escapes the danger of kitsch and becomes an interesting work that combines the realism of the times with a great deal of emotion. Since education and piano playing already dominate in the course of the film, a certain closeness to Mozart (many "quasi-quotes") and the participation of the pianist Ferran Cruixent in the film music recording was obvious.
Movie:
Glashimmel,
2003
Movie directed by: Marijan Vaijda
Movie produced by: Sonne, Mond und Sterne GmbH
Distributor of movie: BR / ARD
Performers in movie: Ferrab Cruixent, piano Munich philharmonic film orchestra, conducted by Enjott Schneider
