Maria-Anna Mozart was, like her younger brother, a child prodigy. Together the children toured much of Europe performing as “wunderkinder” to European royalty. As a little girl she could perform, but as a woman she was retired against, never to play in public again. But she did not give up. Tantalising clues exist of her continued virtuosic playing - and even her attempts to compose. Mozart’s Sister explores the fascinating theory that Maria-Anna Mozart played a larger role than previously known - and turns our gaze to unrecognised female creators of our time.

DOP: Shannon Ruddock