
The Song of Names (2019) on Netflix
PG-1320191h 53mDramaMusicMysteryWar
A violin prodigy from Poland, Dovidl Rapoport is taken in by the Simmonds family in London. Their son Martin grows up beside him. On the eve of his first concert, Dovidl vanishes.
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- IMDb6.5/105,942 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes39%
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Plot summary
Dovidl Rapoport, a nine-year-old violin prodigy from Poland, is brought to England by his father so that he can take lessons, and the Simmonds family in London gives him a home because his father has to go back to Warsaw. Their son Martin bonds with the new arrival, whom he thinks of as a brother, and likes to hear him play. The household calls him David. He keeps up his practicing and remembers his family. Years pass, both reach twenty-one, and a concert featuring Dovidl is a day away when he leaves with his violin and does not come back.
Cast
Tim Rothas Martin Simmonds
Clive Owenas Dovidl Rapoport
Catherine McCormackas Helen Simmonds
Saul Rubinekas Feinman
Jonah Hauer-Kingas Dovidl 17-23
Gerran Howellas Martin (17-23)
- Luke Doyleas Dovidl 9-13
Stanley Townsendas Gilbert Simmonds
Amy Sloanas Enid Simmonds
Eddie Izzardas BBC Radio Announcer (voice)
- Marina Hambroas Young Helen
- István Fazekasas 1951 Conductor
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Song of Names (2019)
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- At the 8th Canadian Screen Awards, The Song of Names tied with Antigone for the most wins of the ceremony, taking five awards.























