
HD
1989
Joseph Bologne, the biracial son of a French plantation owner and an African slave, defies the odds to become a prominent figure in 18th-century France. Celebrated for his extraordinary talent as a violinist and composer, he also excels in fencing. However, his journey is marred by a tumultuous romance and a contentious relationship with Marie Antoinette and her court, leading to personal and social challenges. Bologne's story unfolds as a powerful exploration of talent, ambition, and the complexities of race and class in a turbulent historical period.