This movie is a nuanced presentation of how toxic masculinity affected women in the 1700s. While ostensibly about Mozart and a performance of the marriage of Figaro in Prague, the movie provides a speculative fiction of how Mozart came to compose Don Giovanni, based on "real life" occurrences. We are presented with a highly credible representation of an abusive, powerful man who exploits women of all backgrounds with impunity. Although the theme is tragic, the celebration of the era's lifestyles and the magnificent music sugarcoat the grim message. Beautifully photographed with B role of historic Prague to enjoy, fine acting performances, and gorgeous costumes, it is suitable for 14+ audiences and serves as an important warning to girls and young women today.
Review of Interlude in Prague
