The Cellist
English. Directed by Jake Marzluf.
After the sudden death of his father and suddenly finding out about his girlfriend's pregnancy, a young aspiring musician must bear the weight of his actions before losing it all.
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- 0h 18m
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- English
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Is The Cellist worth watching?
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How long is The Cellist?
The Cellist runs 18 minutes (0h 18m).
Does The Cellist have a post-credits scene?
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The Cellist parents guide: is it suitable for kids?
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Which OTT platform is The Cellist on?
The Cellist hasn’t released yet, so it isn’t on any OTT platform. (Checked 9 November 2026.)
What movies are like The Cellist?
If you liked The Cellist, try The Young One, Fast Girls, Home Run.
Who directed The Cellist?
The Cellist was directed by Jake Marzluf and stars Madison Ledyard-King, Raquel Nevar, Isaac Richter.