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Mademoiselle Paradis

2017 · Movie · 97 min

6.1(34)unSUB Rating

HistoryDrama

In 18th-century Vienna, a gifted blind pianist is placed in the care of an unconventional doctor after her family seeks a cure. As treatment brings unexpected change, she faces growing pressure around talent, independence, and the demands of society.

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Details
Original title
Licht
Years
2017
Release date
2017-11-10
Language
German
Runtime
97 min
TMDB rating (input)
5.6/10 (34 votes)
About

You may like this if you enjoy thoughtful European period dramas like Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe; Not for you if you prefer fast plots or lighter historical stories.

Pros: superb acting; rich period detail; thoughtful historical drama | Cons: unsettling medical themes; restrained pace; specialized period focus

Themes

  • loss of eyesight
  • based on novel or book
  • pianist
  • vienna, austria
  • 18th century

Cast & crew

  • Maria Dragus

    Maria Dragus

    as Maria Theresia Paradis

  • Devid Striesow

    Devid Striesow

    as Franz Anton Mesmer

  • Lukas Miko

    Lukas Miko

    as Joseph Anton Paradis

  • Katja Kolm

    Katja Kolm

    as Maria Rosalia Paradis

  • Maresi Riegner

    Maresi Riegner

    as Agnes

  • Johanna Orsini-Rosenberg

    Johanna Orsini-Rosenberg

    as Maria von Posch (Mesmer's Wife)

  • Stefanie Reinsperger

    Stefanie Reinsperger

    as Johanna, The Cook

  • Christoph Luser

    Christoph Luser

    as Count Pellegrini

  • Susanne Wuest

    Susanne Wuest

    as Miss Ossine

  • Theresa Martini

    Theresa Martini

    as Catherine Zwelferin

Directed by Barbara Albert