Joana Mallwitz – Momentum in cinemas
On 16 May, Accentus Music’s documentary Joana Mallwitz – Momentum celebrates its cinema release.
Recognised early on for her exceptional talent, Joana Mallwitz was Europe's youngest general music director before becoming chief conductor of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, one of Germany's leading classical orchestras, in August 2023. Over two years, the film follows her as she embarks on a decisive phase of her international career – with debuts in Munich, Paris, Salzburg, and Amsterdam. At the same time, she and her husband have to reorganise their lives after the birth of their first child.
Joana Mallwitz – Momentum offers a candid and detailed portrait of the musician. We experience Mallwitz as a perfectionist who works hard, a music mediator, and an energetic orchestra leader. Despite all her success, we feel the enormous pressure that the conducting profession brings with it, which, like a musical crescendo, steadily increases until her inaugural concert in Berlin.
Joana Mallwitz – Momentum
A film by Günter Atteln
Edited by Pablo Ben Yakov
Cinematography: Michael Boomers
Sound: Christian Carl
A Production of Accentus Music in co-production with ZDF/Arte and SRF, supported by Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung.
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