"Amadeus" (1984) is a captivating historical drama that delves into the life of the legendary composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as seen through the eyes of his rival, Antonio Salieri. Set in 18th-century Vienna, the film explores themes of jealousy, genius, and the struggle for recognition in the world of classical music. Salieri, a devout man who has dedicated his life to music, becomes increasingly envious of Mozart's extraordinary talent and carefree lifestyle. As he grapples with his own mediocrity, Salieri's obsession with Mozart leads to a complex relationship filled with admiration, resentment, and ultimately, betrayal. The film masterfully intertwines the beauty of Mozart's compositions with the darker aspects of human emotion, creating a rich tapestry that highlights the price of genius and the fragility of artistic legacy.