Overview
- French outlets present the film as the opera director’s first feature, focused on a young musician’s push for independence rather than a traditional Vivaldi biopic.
- The story unfolds at Venice’s Ospedale della Pietà, an orphanage where girls trained in music performed behind screens for wealthy patrons.
- Cecilia, a gifted violinist, resists an arranged marriage and finds artistic direction in Vivaldi’s teaching without a romance angle.
- Critics highlight the film’s portrait of women constrained by social norms, echoing the director’s public shame that women’s independence is still trampled.
- The release carries a MOANA FILMS 2026 credit, was first titled Primavera, and evokes a city where rival orphanages courted leading composers for Sunday Mass.