I loved the looseness and stream-of-consciousness throughline. The props were used brilliantly, becoming extensions of the show’s strange logic. For all its darkness, Big Maestro is surprisingly beautiful. And there’s one scene I refuse to spoil. You’ll just have to see it.
What I didn't like
NA
My overall impression
Big Maestro is a perfectly twisted take on the amorphous nature of art-making and the torture, randomness, and absurdity of perfectionism. Secretly a legitimate horror show, I often felt like I was trapped inside a Bergmanesque dream sequence. Funny, unsettling, and psychologically precise, it lingers long after it’s over.