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In an effort to provide a secure future for his nephew Karl, Beethoven is fighting his sister-in-law over the custody for the boy. The mother doesn&apos;t consider the ageing and irate composer a suitable guardian for her son, and Karl...

Le neveu de Beethoven

Beethoven&apos;s &quot;Amadeus&quot;

I enjoyed this film although it wasn&apos;t entirely satisfying.  The plot centers around old Beethoven&apos;s fixation on the welfare of his nephew, for whom he fought a lengthy custody battle against his brother&apos;s former wife. Beethoven thought she was a bad influence on the boy.  Sadly, the nephew isn&apos;t receptive to Beethoven&apos;s &quot;overtures,&quot; pardon me, and resents his boorish uncle&apos;s efforts on his behalf.  The nephew is a complete nonentity, lacking in both interest and talent.  He seems to wish only to be left alone.  One excellent scene has pug-faced Beethoven frantically trying to rescue his nephew from the clutches of a maidservant, charging down a hallway, huffing and puffing, with mounted antlers passing by overhead as he approaches the bedroom where his nephew lies.  The whole film portrays Beethoven as we don&apos;t like to imagine him.

I enjoyed this film although it wasn't entirely satisfying.  The plot centers around old Beethoven's fixation on the welfare of his nephew, for whom he fought a lengthy custody battle against his brother's former wife. Beethoven thought she was a bad influence on the boy.  Sadly, the nephew isn't receptive to Beethoven's "overtures," pardon me, and resents his boorish uncle's efforts on his behalf.  The nephew is a complete nonentity, lacking in both interest and talent.  He seems to wish only to be left alone.  One excellent scene has pug-faced Beethoven frantically trying to rescue his nephew from the clutches of a maidservant, charging down a hallway, huffing and puffing, with mounted antlers passing by overhead as he approaches the bedroom where his nephew lies.  The whole film portrays Beethoven as we don't like to imagine him.

In an effort to provide a secure future for his nephew Karl, Beethoven is fighting his sister-in-law over the custody for the boy. The mother doesn't consider the ageing and irate composer a suitable guardian for her son, and Karl himself shows not much interest in his uncle either.

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