Prodigieuses

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Mélanie Robert and Camille Razat in Prodigieuses (2024)

Twin sisters, driven by passion for piano, join an elite music university. Diagnosed with a debilitating illness threatening their hands, they refuse to abandon their dream, fighting to rein... Read allTwin sisters, driven by passion for piano, join an elite music university. Diagnosed with a debilitating illness threatening their hands, they refuse to abandon their dream, fighting to reinvent themselves as prodigious pianists.Twin sisters, driven by passion for piano, join an elite music university. Diagnosed with a debilitating illness threatening their hands, they refuse to abandon their dream, fighting to reinvent themselves as prodigious pianists.

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A Musicians Struggle

Prodigieuses. 8/10. A fantastic exploration of why it is important to not let the desire to be one of the greats consume you. Also fantastic exploration of what it is like to devote your life to a career and have it taken away from you because you physically can't do it. Also great look at how people can overcome this with bringing physiotherapy and body mapping to a practical application to alter performing techniques. And even better, it's a true story.

Sure there are some elements that feel contrived and unnecessary but they are few and far between. Also some of the English speaking characters and dialogue, could have been better done

Thoroughly enjoyable, highly recommend.

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It is inspired by the real lives of the pianists sisters Audrey and Diane Pleynet, and the sisters also contributed to the making of the movie.

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Before the closing credits, a text explainer of how the real-life pianists sisters of Audrey and Diane Pleynet inspired the movie, along with black and white photographs of the sisters were shown, including when they both played together.