Title: Genius at work!
Product review: The performances are magnificent - but then, so are those in many other vehicles. What distinguishes this movie is the unbelievable portrayal that K.H. gives us. That she would spend 30 days or more with a highly professional student of Artur Rubenstein, not only learning the intracacies of playing the piano (as a retired orchestra conductor/pianist myself of more than sixty years, I think it fair to say that I know whereof I speak), but being able to communicate them so well that, if I didn't know better, I'd swear that she was doing all of the playing herself, is beyond any reasonable expectation.For this, and this alone, I would say that Clara is by far the finest portrayal that Hepburn ever gave in a most distinguished career.Lest this be a one woman encomium, let it be said that Robert Walker, Paul Henreid and the picture's wonderful director should share in the kudos.Herbert Grossman
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