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The Violinist 2009

44 min📅 2009-04-04

In 1913, a gifted Russian violinist lands in New York City, where her extraordinary talent opens doors to a glittering world of music and high society.

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Cast

Greg Ainsworth
Greg Ainsworth
Back Room Denizen
Ariane Anthony
Dancer
Claude Arpels
Carnegie Hall Audience Member
Maude Arpels
Carnegie Hall Audience Member
Francesca Bartolini
Carnegie Hall Audience Member
Brigette Blood
Carnegie Hall Audience Member
Lindsay Bloom
Lindsay Bloom
Carnegie Hall Audience Member/Spleen Club Attendee
Sissy Boyd
Back Room Denizen
Mark Bringelson
Mark Bringelson
Back Room Denizen
Caitlin Brodnick
Caitlin Brodnick
Backstage Attendee/Movie Theater Audience Member

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Violinist (2009) about?

The film follows a gifted Russian violinist who arrives in New York in 1913, where her musical talent and romantic entanglements with a mysterious stranger lead her into a world of opium dens and forbidden pleasures. Her obsessions intertwine, pulling her into a dangerous spiral of addiction and ruin.

Who directed The Violinist?

Director information is not available.

Who stars in The Violinist?

The Violinist (2009) features Greg Ainsworth, Ariane Anthony, and Francesca Bartolini among its lead cast.

Is The Violinist (2009) worth watching?

While The Violinist (2009) is a short drama, its atmospheric storytelling and focus on addiction and artistic struggle make it a compelling watch for niche audiences. Its themes and mood may appeal to fans of period pieces with a dark, introspective edge.

How long is The Violinist?

The Violinist (2009) has a runtime of 44 minutes.

About The Violinist (2009) — A haunting tale of art, addiction, and the fall of a prodigy

In 1913, a gifted Russian violinist lands in New York City, where her extraordinary talent opens doors to a glittering world of music and high society. Drawn into the intoxicating nightlife of speakeasies and opium dens by a mysterious stranger, her passion for both music and love begins to blur into a dangerous obsession. As her dependence deepens, Rebecca's once-promising future unravels in a haunting descent into self-destruction.

The Violinist (2009) weaves a seductive tale of artistic brilliance and moral decay, set against the gritty backdrop of Prohibition-era New York. With its moody atmosphere and themes of addiction and forbidden desire, this short drama captures the tension between creativity and self-destruction. The film's intimate storytelling and evocative visuals make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven period pieces.