Overview
Taking place in the 1960s, "Lili" is a romantic drama centered around two ambitious music students battling each other to win one prestigious composing prize. "Lili" pays tribute to the trailblazing composer Lili Boulanger, the first woman to win France's most prestigious music prize, the Prix du Rome. The film examines what it means to be an artist in a world that's not ready for you, the turmoil of competing in a male-dominated field, and the complex emotions of falling for a rival.
Cast
- Charlotte Hood as Lili
- Tony Özkan as Maurice
- Victoria Misu as Jane
- Dean Barrow as Lecture student
- Trey Crawford as Conclave boy
- Johnny Dollard as Orchestra player
- Thomas Freeland as Professor Phillippe
- Avi Gupta as Orchestra player
- Ellen Kim as Orchestra player
- Symphony Koss as Orchestra player