Leslie Howard’s performance as “Holger Brandt,” a celebrated violinist experiencing a personal upheaval due to his attraction to his lovely piano player—Ingrid Bergman, who is genuinely charming—feels somewhat over the top. He chooses to abandon his marriage and life in Sweden to be with her, and they then begin a concert tour together. The music by Heinz Provost stands alongside pieces like "The Glass Mountain" and "the Dream of Olwen" as an unforgettable, high-quality piano composition, and it works very well with this elegant and visually appealing melodrama that reaches a predictably pleasant end.

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