Tar

Lydia Tar, the maestro of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, is at the pinnacle of her career. She is embarking on recording the composer's last composition, which inspired her to pursue her dream. Along with leading the orchestra, Lydia is also a chairperson for a charity that helps women break into the world of composing and conducting while also giving lectures at world-renowned institutions. As preparations are underway for her performance, a series of events unfold, threatening her status and career, and it seems perfectly timed.

A film in which one person's ego seems to lead to their demise, or was it the master plan of some evil person? An artistic take on the competitive profession of symphony conductors, this film is slated to be nominated for some awards. The film has a beautiful score and matching visuals as a film about music. The film is long and slow-moving, as most artistic films are, but by the end, it makes you question what happened. The story seems simple at first, but with a bit of reflection, it has another layer. This is not a film to watch on a whim, but one that is good to watch if you are looking for something dramatic, complicated, and make you think.