Boléro 2024
"The Ravel Mystery"
In Anne Fontaine's captivating historical drama *Boléro (2024)*, the spotlight shines on the electrifying collaboration between visionary Russian dancer and actress Ida Rubinstein and French maestro Maurice Ravel.
Director: Anne Fontaine
Cast
Raphaël Personnaz
Maurice Ravel
Doria Tillier
Misia Sert
Jeanne Balibar
Ida Rubinstein
Emmanuelle Devos
Marguerite Long
Sophie Guillemin
Madame Rouveleau
Vincent Perez
Cipa
Anne Alvaro
La mère de Maurice Ravel
Mélodie Adda
La jeune prostituée
Alexandre Tharaud
Pierre Lalo
Florence Ben Sadoun
La mère maquerelle
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Boléro (2024) about?
*Boléro* dives into the real-life partnership between Russian dancer Ida Rubinstein and composer Maurice Ravel as he composes his legendary ballet score. The film traces their creative tension and collaboration, revealing how Rubinstein's bold vision inspired Ravel to craft his most famous work amid the glittering yet cutthroat world of early 20th-century Parisian arts.
Who directed Boléro?
Anne Fontaine, the acclaimed French director behind films like *Coco Before Chanel* and *The Innocents*, helms *Boléro (2024)*. Known for her sharp eye for character and period detail, Fontaine brings Ravel's world to life with cinematic elegance.
Who stars in Boléro?
The film features Raphaël Personnaz as Maurice Ravel, Doria Tillier as Ida Rubinstein, and a stellar supporting cast including Jeanne Balibar, Emmanuelle Devos, and Vincent Perez, each bringing depth to this artistic drama.
Is Boléro (2024) worth watching?
With its lush visuals, strong performances, and fascinating historical backdrop, *Boléro* is a treat for fans of drama and music alike. While subjective, its blend of artistic passion and narrative tension makes it a compelling watch—especially for those curious about the stories behind classical compositions.
How long is Boléro?
Boléro (2024) has a runtime of 120 minutes (2 hours).
About Boléro (2024) — A Dazzling Dance of Art, Ambition, and Ravel's Iconic Score
In Anne Fontaine's captivating historical drama *Boléro (2024)*, the spotlight shines on the electrifying collaboration between visionary Russian dancer and actress Ida Rubinstein and French maestro Maurice Ravel. This isn't just another period piece—it's an intimate exploration of artistic genius, ambition, and the birth of a masterpiece. As Ravel crafts his iconic *Boléro* for Rubinstein's avant-garde ballet, the film immerses viewers in the pulsating energy of early 20th-century Paris, where creativity collides with rivalry and passion. With sumptuous visuals and a haunting score, *Boléro* captures the tension between tradition and innovation, all while delivering a deeply human story of two artists whose paths converge in extraordinary fashion.
The atmosphere crackles with the same relentless rhythm that defines Ravel's music, weaving themes of obsession, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of artistic perfection. Fontaine, known for her nuanced storytelling, crafts a film that feels both timeless and urgently modern, blending historical detail with emotional depth. *Boléro* isn't just a movie about music—it's a tribute to the alchemy of collaboration and the enduring power of a single, unforgettable melody.
