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  • Production:Serendipity Point Films
  • Released:2019-12-25
  • IMDB:tt1657517
A man searches for his childhood best friend, a Polish violin prodigy orphaned in the Holocaust, who vanished decades before on the night of his first public performance.
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Movie Review | Song of Names film review  UK Film Review

‘The Song of Names’ Review: A Prodigy, a War and a Mystery (Published 2019)  The New York Times

Review: Without a Why, The Song of Names Lacks a Reason to Be a Film At All  Third Coast Review

‘The Song of Names’ Film Review: Cliched Holocaust Drama Feels Flimsy  TheWrap

Movie Review: ‘The Song of Names’  thejewishnews.com

Review: Tim Roth and Clive Owen star in ‘The Song of Names,’ a violin saga steeped in mystery  Los Angeles Times

‘The Song of Names’ Plays An Emotional Tune (FILM REVIEW)  Glide Magazine

FEATURE | Classical Music Takes A Bow In François Girard’s ‘The Song Of Names’  ludwig-van.com

Toronto Film Review: 'The Song of Names'  Variety

As long as we sing “The Song of Names,” the lost will not be forgotten.  Elements of Madness

‘The Song of Names’: Film Review | TIFF 2019  The Hollywood Reporter

Yes, 'Song of Names' is a Holocaust movie, but it's also so much more  San Francisco Chronicle

The Song of Names Review  That Shelf

Tim Roth, Clive Owen begin 'The Song Of Names' shoot  Screen Daily

Must See Movie Opening Christmas Day: "The Song of Names" Stars Clive Owen, Tim Roth in Epic Post Holocaust Drama  Showbiz411

Promises made and broken in ‘The Song of Names’  Jewish Herald-Voice

The Song of Names  thebanner.org

‘The Song Of Names’ With Tim Roth And Clive Owen Lands At Sony Classics  Deadline

Interview: François Girard on Bringing Out the Grace Notes in "The Song of Names"  The Moveable Fest

The Song of Names: Powerful music and occasional profundity overcome Holocaust drama's narrative slog  Original Cin

Ray Chen: How I played The Song of Names  Slipped Disc

Film Review: ‘Song of Names’  Good Times | Santa Cruz California's Leading Free Weekly

'The Song of Names' is a Holocaust-adjacent drama that's too sedate to pack a punch  The Movie Cricket

Clive Owen plays a Hasidic violin virtuoso in new film ‘The Song of Names’  The Times of Israel

'Song of Names' is tedious story of a troubled Jewish musical genius  Detroit Free Press

Clive Owen Talks The Song of Names & Teases Bill Clinton Role in American Crime Story  Collider

Movie Review: A missing friend, a mournful Holocaust tune — “The Song of Names”  rogersmovienation.com

Review: 'Song of Names' is a Holocaust mystery that isn't worth solving  San Francisco Chronicle

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