The illegitimate son of an African slave and a French plantation owner, Joseph Bologne rises to improbable heights in French society as a celebrated violinist-composer and fencer, complete with an ill-fated love affair and a falling out with Marie Antoinette and her court.
@ELEVATEDMINDZ ...Beethoven was NOT black.
Beethoven was of German ethnicity. His ancestry can be traced back to Mechelen in the Austrian Duchy of Brabant, now part of the Flemish region of Belgium. Research from the University of Cambridge found the strongest connection between Beethoven's DNA and people living in present-day North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany, further supporting his German ancestry. Ultimately, there is no reason to believe that Beethoven was Black: the genealogical evidence going back to the 1400s SHOWS unambiguously that Beethoven's FAMILY IS Flemish.
IMBD son bastante malos para calificar películas. A ésta le dan un puntaje bajísimo para lo que realmente es. ¡EXCENTE! --- simplemente excelente filme desde el ángulo que la quieras ver. NO SE LA PIERDAN.
OMG. I was looking forward to this movie, until it was hijacked by the comments about. Do you people really think this way? The character was clear;y talented but you black racists just want to make it about racism, not history or talent. To stormpilot, how did you know Joan was Arab? Marie Antoinette was well known as a Zulu, but no photos were allowed of her.
Any movies featuring people of color interacting or even interracial is call for concern for some people incredible. Remember white folks especially white men been r..# p black women since slavery.
Facts? They can't handle facts. They prefer to stick with what they want to believe, and just deny facts. It is safer for them to live in their bubble. They call it, not accepting "woke". Go woke and go broke. All their slogans explain it so well.
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@ELEVATEDMINDZ ...Beethoven was NOT black. Beethoven was of German ethnicity. His ancestry can be traced back to Mechelen in the Austrian Duchy of Brabant, now part of the Flemish region of Belgium. Research from the University of Cambridge found the strongest connection between Beethoven's DNA and people living in present-day North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany, further supporting his German ancestry. Ultimately, there is no reason to believe that Beethoven was Black: the genealogical evidence going back to the 1400s SHOWS unambiguously that Beethoven's FAMILY IS Flemish.