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Crossing Rachmaninoff

Country: New Zealand, Language: English, 79 mins

  • Director: Rebecca Tansley
  • Producer: Lyn Collie; Luigi Cutore

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'Crossing Rachmaninoff' is the story of one man's journey to redemption through Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2. Italian-born Flavio Villani is preparing for a performance that will confirm his arrival as a concert pianist and vindicate his decision to be a musician. This film introduces Flavio in Auckland as he grapples daily with Rachmaninoff's challenging work. It explores the single-minded commitment necessary to become a concert pianist, exposes the professional challenges he must overcome and reveals Flavio's true commitment as he prepares the very piece that proved Rachmaninoff as a composer. We travel with Flavio to Italy to meet the family who once struggled with their son's homosexuality and discouraged him from a life in music. His first rehearsals with the Orchestra Filarmonica della Calabria reveal up-close the dynamics of orchestral musicians and those who play with them.


Trailer...

CROSSING RACHMANINOFF OFFICIAL TRAILER from Rebecca Tansley on Vimeo.

Cast & Characters

Flavio Villani as Himself