L'arpège (2020)
After locking herself from the outside world, Élyse, a former deaf pianist, begins to perceive the sounds around her as rays of color. Yet, this gift is not as radiant as it seems. Through connection and love, Élyse navigates the treacherous waters of confidence and true happiness
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After locking herself from the outside world, Élyse, a former deaf pianist, begins to perceive the sounds around her as rays of color. Yet, this gift is not as radiant as it seems. Through connection and love, Élyse navigates the treacherous waters of confidence and true happiness
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Written By:Joshua Maheu
In Theaters:5/30/2020
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