Idyll

05.10.2020

Spot On MozART

Accompanied by the sounds of Mozart's Violin Sonata in E minor, which covers the smoldering conflicts like an ideal world, Idyll tells the story of a family in upheaval…

Violin Sonata in E minor, KV 304

A film by
Fanny Rösch

Musical interpretation
Róza Radnóti (piano) and Kristóf Tóth (violin)

A co-production of the Mozarteum University in cooperation with the University of Television and Film Munich.

An idyllic vacation in the Tyrolean Alps puts Ewa's family to the test. Not only the sweltering heat becomes the occasion for subliminal accusations and the revival of old quarrels. The family itself has changed, parents and daughters have some things to sort out…

Script: Fanny Rösch and Lisa Hagleitner
Direction: Fanny Rösch
Musical interpretation: Róza Radnóti (piano) and Kristóf Tóth (violin)
Production: Marie-Luise Pfeiffer and Felix Stegemann
Camera: Jonas Kleinalstede
Production design: Marleen Johow
Costume design: Lisanne Roth
Sound: Luca Zanner
Editing: Sebastian Husak
Colorgrading: José Maria Abreu Santos
Sound design: Philip Hutter
Mixing: Andi Goldbrunner
Production management: Ina Mikkrat

Acting:

Juliane Köhler
Michael Rösch
Jette Rösch
Fanny Rösch

Project supervision

HFF: Tim Ungermann & Manya Lutz-Moneim
Spot On MozART: Thomas Ballhausen, Franziska Wallner and Magdalena Karner

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