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Title: The Sonata (2018)
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| Freya Tingley | ... | Rose Fisher | |
| Simon Abkarian | ... | Charles Vernais | |
| James Faulkner | ... | Sir Victor Ferdinand | |
| Rutger Hauer | ... | Richard Marlowe | |
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Catherine Schaub-Abkarian | ... | Thérèse |
| Matt Barber | ... | James | |
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Christopher Brand | ... | The Notary |
| James Kermack | ... | The Sound Engineer | |
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Myster Jo | ... | Tobacco Shop Owner |
| Laine Ligere Stengrévica | ... | Meredith | |
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Aurélija Pronina | ... | Ghost Child #1 |
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Andrejs Zikovs | ... | Ghost Child #2 |
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Maija Cipste | ... | Ghost Child #3 |
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Artürs Ghoss | ... | Ghost Child #4 |
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Jurijs Kruze | ... | Taxi Driver (as Jurijs Krüze) |
After being informed of the sudden death of her long lost composer father, a young virtuoso violinist, Rose Fisher (Freya Tingley), inherits an old mansion in which he used to live. There, she discovers her father's final work: a mysterious music score marked with strange symbols. With the help of Charles Vernais (Simon Abkarian), her agent and manager, she deciphers the symbols and, little by little, starts to unlock secrets concerning her father's past, setting in motion the mechanisms of a somber plan imagined since the day she was born. They soon discover that there's more to the sonata in question than meets the eye which, when played, triggers and unleashes dark and terrifying forces. Written by Happy_Evil_Dude
Sonata is a movie that takes music in a (horror) movie and makes it about music in the movie as movies make music for the movie :). The problem with the movie is slow pace thus not offering nothing more noteworthy for the viewer. The idea of hidden notes in music having a certain effect on "time and space" is ok, but the director stretches it all to much, thus making the film's potential somewhat watered-down.