Not Amadeus: Why Faithfully yours Mozart isn't what's come before.

Any true Mozartian knows that The story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has been told over many years (starting with the Russian Pushkin play in 1830 to Amadeus in 1984, Mozart himself has been played by many actors from various places around the globe, and for better or worse, these adaptations of Wolfgang's life have always had the same story beats. Mozart is born, Mozart's genius is discovered by his father, he's a young man in love, a young man challenged by his employers, he may or may not fall in love with Aloysia weber, he may or may not suffer the scheme of another woman or he'll fall for Constanze and then, without much substance, they're married, they may or may not have their children, and then at the end of the film Wolfgang always dies or his fate is unknown. The Musicals, the plays, the films, and documentaries all do the same thing, rinse and repeat, that is how the Mozart story goes. Until now.

Faithfully yours Mozart aims to be the first of its kind in tackling the story of Mozart beyond the spotlight, beyond the music, beyond the rinse and repeat, Faithfully yours enters Mozart's day to day and most significantly tackles the overlooked and left behind love story between Wolfgang and Constanze from 1781 to 1791.