Is that a Bregovic piece of music towards the end? When the guy is in the field? If anyone knows the title and/or album upon which it is available, please just shout. You know how to shout don't you? You just put your lips apart and yell.
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Goran Bregovic's Ederlezi, the version used in the film performed by Kroke, with Nigel Kennedy. Here is Bregovic's Silence Of The Balkans CD, which contains a live performance of the song, but with different performers. http://tinyurl.com/44ollz9The CD is a masterpiece and in my opinion his best, and the live performance of Ederlezi is light years better than the Kroke version.Bregovic is not the composer. The song is an extremely popular traditional Balkan folk tune. Ederlezi refers to the day when two Islamic prophets met on earth, and that day is considered the beginning of spring, hence Ederlezi is traditionally performed during spring festivals amongst Christians and Muslims alike. In the film, it might be an allusion to spiritual rejuvenation, spiritual cleansing, and spiritual rebirth, after the dehumanizing trauma the characters endured.Googling the song title will lead you to more information and CD titles containing the song.
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