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Allegro Colorato

Allegro Colorato

Sophie Spillemaeckers, Ludovic Schweitzer

Belgium | 2020 | 50 min
Flemish |
Subtitles: French
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In Belgium, the musicians of the prestigious Antwerp Symphony Orchestra are committed to teaching music to elementary school students from some 40 countries. The power of music as a universal language quickly emerges within the school, situated in a disadvantaged neighborhood. Through learning to play the instruments and rehearsals, the children discover the pleasure of playing together and the positive effects of this activity on their lives. Glowing with kindness and joy, the film shows that music knows no social or ethnic barriers, fosters self-confidence, enhances cognitive capacities, and encourages people to live in harmony with each other.
Director Ludovic Schweitzer, Sophie Spillemaeckers
Author Ludovic Schweitzer, Sophie Spillemaeckers
Editing Ludovic Schweitzer, Sophie Spillemaeckers
Cinematography Ludovic Schweitzer, Sophie Spillemaeckers

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Sophie Spillemaeckers

Sophie Spillemaeckers

Sophie Spillemaeckers made her first documentaries after studying visual anthropology in Leiden. She then became a scientific researcher in sustainable development. But her desire to communicate the world brought her back to filmmaking. She enjoys telling inspiring stories, as evidenced by the multiple documentary-style reportage she has produced with Ludovic Schweitzer.
Allegro Colorato is her first medium-length documentary.

Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Allegro Colorato (2020).
Ludovic Schweitzer

Ludovic Schweitzer

Ludovic Schweitzer studied literature in France (Emmanuel Bove), was a translator and writer in Quebec during 10 years and has been making films in Belgium for 15 years with Sophie Spillemaeckers. He has always loved music. Allegro Colorato is his first medium-length documentary.

Biographies have been provided by third parties.
Allegro Colorato (2020).

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