I'm not sure it is always a fallacy (and Amadeus is a brilliant film) but it is certainly reductive…

Maestro avoids the Amadeus (1984) fallacy of linking a composer’s work directly to events in their life, and indeed largely avoids the process of composition itself. It also excludes a significant person…
Maestro — Bradley Cooper’s passionate, intimate tale of two Bernsteins
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I'm not sure it is always a fallacy (and Amadeus is a brilliant film) but it is certainly reductive and often unhelpful. :)
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Novelist and Short Story-ist. Film and Book Lover. If you cut me, I bleed celluloid and paper pulp. Blog: www.simondillonbooks.wordpress.com
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