Review of Chevalier (2023) by Kate Erbland for IndieWire — 17 Sep 2022

Chevalier, despite its steadily devolving storytelling, is enjoyable and worthy of appreciation. When Williams and Robinson loosen up the strings and allow the film to feel as original and free as Bologne was at the height of his creative powers — a battle! with Mozart! with dueling violins! — and refuse to be beholden to the usual narrative beats and expectations, Chevalier soars.

So does Harrison, whose cocky take on the young star is funny, flinty, and entirely justified.