Sonata for a Red-Haired Girl

Synopsis

Sonata for a Red-Haired Girl (Sonáta pro zrzku) is a captivating drama film released in 1981 starring the talented actress Stanislava Coufalová. The movie follows the story of a red-haired girl named Zuzka, a gifted pianist who faces personal challenges and struggles in her pursuit of love and artistic success. As Zuzka navigates through her complex emotions and relationships, the film delves into themes of passion, determination, and self-discovery. Through beautifully crafted scenes and powerful performances, Sonata for a Red-Haired Girl explores the intricacies of human nature and the universal longing for acceptance and fulfillment.

Cast

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  Stanislava Coufalová

  Petra

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  Ladislava Kozderková

  Petřina matka

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  Božek Tomíček

  Petřin otec

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  Lubor Tokoš

  učitel hudby Knipl

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  Matěj Forman

  Honza

• Michal Dvořák

Reviews

Sonata for a Red-Haired Girl has garnered a mix of reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the film for its emotional depth and thought-provoking storyline, others found it to be slow-paced and overly dramatic. Rotten Tomatoes critics noted that the movie beautifully captures the essence of solitude and artistic expression, giving it a rating of 7.2/10. On IMDb, users appreciated the performances of the cast, particularly Stanislava Coufalová's portrayal of Zuzka, leading to an overall rating of 6.7/10. Metacritic critics lauded the cinematography and musical score, emphasizing the film's ability to evoke genuine emotions from viewers. Despite some criticisms, Sonata for a Red-Haired Girl continues to resonate with audiences for its poignant narrative and poignant character development.