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Episode 1: Stern Papa
Episode 2: Nothing Resonates Like Rhinoceros Foreskin
Episode 3: It All Depends on You
Episode 4: Touché Maestro, Touché
Episode 5: Regresso Del Rey
Episode 6: How to Make God Laugh
Episode 7: Can You Marry a Moon?
Episode 8: Leave Everything Behind
Episode 9: Amusia
Episode 10: Home
Mozart In The Jungle S02E01
Available from: 30-12-2015
Mozart In The Jungle S02E02
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E03
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E04
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E05
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E06
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E07
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E08
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E09
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Mozart In The Jungle S02E10
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Mozart in the Jungle - Season 2
Description
Picking up where it left off, the show still centers on Rodrigo, the alternately imperious, needy, brilliant, eccentric and childlike maestro of the New York Symphony. Beyond an uncomfortable attraction to his assistant/oboist, Hailey, Rodrigo must fret about a possible strike by the orchestra, while embarking on a Latin American tour that is filled with temptations for various characters on multiple levels.
Picking up where it left off, the show still centers on Rodrigo, the alternately imperious, needy, brilliant, eccentric and childlike maestro of the New York Symphony. Beyond an uncomfortable attraction to his assistant/oboist, Hailey, Rodrigo must fret about a possible strike by the orchestra, while embarking on a Latin American tour that is filled with temptations for various characters on multiple levels.
Actors:
Karlee Ferreira,
Jos Laniado,
Hagen Van Holland,
Julia Moss,
Ana Villafañe,
Susan Coyne,
Phil Oddo
Karlee Ferreira
Jos Laniado
Hagen Van Holland
Julia Moss
Ana Villafañe
Susan Coyne
Phil Oddo
Director:
Alex Timbers, Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, Paul Weitz
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Alex Timbers #Gael Garcia Bernal #Jason Schwartzman #Lola Kirke #Mozart In The Jungle - Season 2 #Paul Weitz #Roman Coppola #Saffron Burrows
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December 30, 2015
In these new episodes the plotting feels, paradoxically, both less whimsical and flimsier.
January 04, 2016
It is kind of entertaining and concerns a field not often reflected on the small screen.
January 04, 2016
Mozart in the Jungle raises so high above itself that it feels as if it might soar into the clouds. And then, inevitably, it comes thudding back down to earth.
December 30, 2015
Stick to the score, guys. The real Mozart knew what he was doing, and so did you when you adapted Blair Tindall's book in the first place.
December 30, 2015
Mozart tries to be a lot of things, some successfully: a drama, a comedy, an inside look at a creative industry-even a love letter to one, and one that many consider to be dying.
December 29, 2015
Offering a view from the balcony, Mozart in the Jungle is a pleasant enough addition to Amazon's playlist.
January 04, 2016
When Mozart in the Jungle plays variations on its dominant theme of artistic temperament and passion, Amazon's sophisticated comedy about a New York symphony orchestra can be intoxicating in its originality and seductive charm.
December 28, 2015
From the very first minutes of the new season, Mozart In The Jungle displays an invigorated energy that comes from knowing exactly what kind of show it wants to be.
December 29, 2015
The comedy, now in its second season, deserves credit for humanizing musicians who appear so stoically on stage at stuffy symphonies.
December 30, 2015
Most [shows] seek to get it with flashy action sequences, stunt casting, or tenuous connection to some previously popular intellectual property, Mozart In The Jungle is a breath of fresh air because it so clearly has no interest in any of that.