A highly enjoyable film, which takes a melodramatic approach to the characters of these noted artist. Grant is great as Chopin and the character of Liszt is uncanny to the whole idea of his public persona in music history as a performer extraordinary.
This review of Impromptu (1991) was written by Phil P on 12 Jul 2010.
Impromptu has generally received positive reviews.
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