Typhoontschik - Een portret van Natalia Gutman

Eline Flipse, The Netherlands, 1999
Synopsis

Portrait of the Russian cellist Natalia Gutman. Now 54 years old, this living legend and mother of three travels the world and makes a deep impression with her penetrating and sober style. Director Eline Flipse looks at the cost of fame, the heavy responsibility for music and being a single parent in a disrupted family with growing children. Alongside interviews, rehearsal and performance footage, the film shows Gutman during a trip to Germany. Archive footage that has recently become available reminds us of the nine-year period when the Jewish Gutman was banned from playing. A film about the battle and power of a woman who tries to combine the impossible.

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