Bloody Daughter
Sound + Vision 2013
July 26 - August 1, 2013
This deeply personal portrait of world-renowned pianist Martha Argerich, made by her daughter Stéphanie, reveals the struggle to balance career and family faced by the famously private talent.
The world-renowned pianist Martha Argerich is known to be a very private person. Fortunately for her fans her daughter Stéphanie decided to make a very personal film about her mother. The youngest of the three daughters with three different husbands, there was a lot Stéphanie wanted to know. Although the hard questions are not pushed, a portrait emerges of a great talent struggling to balance her career and children. At 72, Martha and her daughters have a warm relationship despite all they have been through.
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