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Dreams of Love
This is a romantic biographical film about Franz Liszt. In a distinguished saloon of Paris, the unknown composer, Liszt, defeats the renown Thalberg at a piano competition. Through his playing, he wins the favours and later the hand of the countess D'Agoult. A daughter is born in their marriage, Cosima. Liszt is better and better known, Marie introduces him to the circle of artists.
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This is a romantic biographical film about Franz Liszt. In a distinguished saloon of Paris, the unknown composer, Liszt, defeats the renown Thalberg at a piano competition. Through his playing, he wins the favours and later the hand of the countess D'Agoult. A daughter is born in their marriage, Cosima. Liszt is better and better known, Marie introduces him to the circle of artists.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Imre Keszi, Leonid Lyubashevsky
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Runtime:171 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm, Mafilm
Cast
Márton Keleti
Director
Imre Sinkovits
Ferenc Liszt
Ariadna Shengelaia
Carolyne
Sándor Pécsi
Belloni
Igor Dmitriev
Prince Wittgenstein
Klara Luchko
Marie D'Agoult
Larisa Trembovelskaya
Lola Montez
Irina Gubanova
Olga Janina
Tamás Major
IX. Pius pápa
Klári Tolnay
Kozima, Liszt leánya
Lajos Básti
Trefort Ágost, kultuszminiszter
Ferenc Bessenyei
Vörösmarty
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