This is a rare Israeli niche film. The
movie has the beginning of a thriller: Aina, from a family of pianists, practiced piano hard, even if the amniotic fluid broke, she insisted on playing on stage.
But the day failed. Aina gave birth to a son who was born deaf in the hospital. In order not to interrupt the family inheritance, she took the risk and subcontracted her own son and another healthy son before being discharged from the hospital. The idea of
, which contains criminal elements, is bold and novel. It instantly arouses the appetite of the audience and is full of expectations for the next plot: Will she get her wish? Or will it be sanctioned by law? The son of
was indeed trained as a piano genius by Aina step by step. In order to help her son find a better teacher, Aina hooks up with a well-known middle-aged master in vocal music. After Yushuizhihuan, the middle-aged master improvised to compose a song as a gift. The son of
accepted the admission interview for the Conservatory of Music. Aina’s father was one of the interviewers, but he refused her admission because of his lack of talent. Aina refused to accept and took her son to find her father, and asked her son to play a piece on the spot to prove her strength. My father thought that the song was written by my grandson, so he said that it was bad. After the daughter left with his son angrily, the father read the sheet music they left and was surprised to find that the tune was the work of a middle-aged master.
Who is the protagonist in "The God of Piano"? From the beginning of the film, we are told from a god's perspective that the mother who believes in genetic determinism is the god of fate who controls the keyboard. She snapped her fingers in front of "other people's children", and then a tragedy happened as scheduled. She never heard the voice of genius from her own child, and it was only the middle-aged woman's own desire that was finally satisfied. This condensed work tells the story of a person who is very demanding of himself trying to demand others by the same standard but ultimately fails. The movement on the fate's staff is arranged so perfect by the hand of God, but the goddess follows her own wishes. Forcibly make changes. There is no doubt that she turned a masterpiece so mediocre.
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