Silent Movements

Set against the backdrop of the Cold War's conclusion in 1980, the narrative follows a Soviet violinist who seeks to escape his oppressive environment. A young British cellist plays a pivotal role in aiding his defection, intertwining themes of friendship, courage, and the transformative power of music. Simon Mundy draws on his political and music industry experience to craft a compelling tale of hope and resilience amidst geopolitical tension.