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Maestro

Where: Netflix
What: Movie, 129 mins.
When: Now
Genre: Drama
Rating: NNN (out of 5)
Why you should watch: Great performances from Bradley Cooper and Carry Mulligan in a surprisingly narrow telling of the life and times of legendary conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein. Cooper directed and co-wrote the film, which focuses almost exclusively on the challenging relationship between Bernstein (Cooper) and his performer wife Felicia Montealegre (Carey Mulligan). If you’re looking for the big biopic that features the couple’s Black Panther dinner, inside looks at his television specials and more, this isn’t it. Instead, we get a tortured couple that endures Bernstein’s same-sex relationships as the couple navigates life in the spotlight. Features great art direction that powerfully captures the decades of their lives.

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