Washington, 31 December (Prensa Latina) Tár, the American film for which actress Cate Blanchett is among the candidates for best actress at the 2023 Oscars, will be released in theaters on January 27, according to the press of her country today.
Director Todd Field’s film has already earned him the Coppa Volpi at the last edition of the Venice Film Festival and is nominated for the Golden Globes in the categories of best drama, actress and screenplay.
The film follows the dark story of celebrated conductor Lydia Tár, who is preparing to record the most important symphony of her career. With her adopted daughter as her main support, the protagonist will have to face all the obstacles that will come in her way to musical glory.
The film is about the difficult ascent to the pinnacle of art, the efforts it takes to stay and how, when the time comes, to accept retirement with dignity.
According to the script, the work delves into the intricacies of the story of Lydia Tár, a passionate, cultured and cold woman, famous for her concerts and compositions, who became the first conductor of a prestigious German orchestra, whose life descends from night to night. in the morning.
The director of the film has accepted that his film has an air of terror in the scenes that warn of the fragility of success, even prestige, fame or love, through the existential downfall of the protagonist.
“She is on Olympus, she has reached her as an artist, but as a human being she knows that the next step will bring her down. And this is the horror part of her life,” the film’s protagonist assured, that she had to learn to master the director’s baton and recite texts in German.
Blanchett is one of the few actresses to have won the four major film awards: two Oscars, three Golden Globes, three BAFTAs and three Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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