Charles Morritz (Montréal)
Samuel L. Jackson
Charles Morritz (Montréal)

300 years of a remarkable musical instrument. Crafted by the Italian master Bussotti (Cecchi) in 1681, the red violin has traveled through Austria, England, China, and Canada, leaving both beauty and tragedy in its wake. In Montreal, Samuel L Jackson plays an appraiser going over its complex history.
The Red Violin
Charles Morritz (Montréal)
Samuel L. Jackson
Charles Morritz (Montréal)
Nicolo Bussotti (Cremona)
Carlo Cecchi
Nicolo Bussotti (Cremona)
Anna Bussotti (Cremona)
Irene Grazioli
Anna Bussotti (Cremona)
Cesca (Cremona)
Anita Laurenzi
Cesca (Cremona)
Apprentice (Cremona)
Tommaso Puntelli
Apprentice (Cremona)
Assistant (Cremona)
Aldo Brugnini
Assistant (Cremona)
Boy (Cremona)
Samuele Amighetti
Boy (Cremona)
Georges Poussin (Vienna)
Jean-Luc Bideau
Georges Poussin (Vienna)
Kaspar Weiss (Vienna)
Christoph Koncz
Kaspar Weiss (Vienna)
Antoinette Pussin (Vienna)
Clotilde Mollet
Antoinette Pussin (Vienna)
Anton von Spielmann (Vienna)
Florentin Groll
Anton von Spielmann (Vienna)
Father Richter (Vienna)
Johannes Silberschneider
Father Richter (Vienna)
If you're passionate about music, and history, if violins make you weak in the knees, and if you like a timeless love story, The Red Violin won't disappoint.
Read full reviewThis is one I've watched a few times over the years and still like it quite a bit. Solid performances, at least from I can tell as at times I can't tell when it's in other languages, though while I like Samuel L. Jackson in his role, there were a couple Jackson-ism lines that felt out of place. Still, the filmmakers did a great job showing this violin throughout the 200 years worldwide journey. **3.75/5**
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