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Strings
2003·Movie
·9min·
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A string quartet, dressed in black tie, seated in an arc that curves away from the viewer, play part of Tchaikovsky's String Quartet No. 2 in F major Op. 22. The piece is titled Andante ma non Tanto (which, crudely translated, means faster, but not too much). They sit in the sumptuous surroundings of the Crush Room at the Royal Opera House, London. Above them suspended by wires, which flick in and out of view as the light catches them, is a ballet dancer. He is naked apart from shorts and the harness. The dancer rests just above the musicians' heads as they play Tchaikovsky's melancholic piece. The dancer moves rhythmically and slowly, his feet almost brushing their bows as they play. 35mm film. Single-screen projection.
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Questions about Strings
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Is Strings worth watching?
81
GreatGoodWatch scoreYes. It's widely acclaimed, with a GoodWatch score of 82/100 (Rotten Tomatoes 80%). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
How long is Strings?
0 h 9 min
Strings runs 0 h 9 min.
Do critics and audiences agree on Strings?
Critics80
Audiences83
Yes. Critics average 80 and audiences 83 out of 100, so both groups see Strings much the same way.
What language is Strings in?
English
It was made in English.
What tropes does Strings use?
Double-Meaning TitleBathtub SceneUncomfortable Elevator MomentChekhov's GunVisual Title DropSilence Is GoldenFalling Chandelier of DoomDecember–December RomanceMatch CutDream Sequence
TV Tropes lists 10 storytelling tropes for Strings, including Double-Meaning Title, Bathtub Scene, Uncomfortable Elevator Moment.