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Music at the end of the film?

posted 13 years ago by Perrybee
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Solid film, direct to the point, but does any one know the music at the end? damn great music for my air guitar!

hahaha i was just thinking the same ...

its very much like the mood of marooned by pink floyd

I cant stop listening to the ending theme ... Thinking in retrospect about the film, while listening to this music is giving me goosebumps ... desolation, oblivion ...

[–] Perrybee 13 years ago

Yeah I know how you feel, I have listened to it for a hour or so, stop and rewind, I thought the song was an odd choice at first, but the more I listen to it the more it fits the feelings at the end of the film

[–] docoftheworld 13 years ago

I am currently uploading it on youtube ... will let you know once its up! :)

[–] Perrybee 13 years ago

Cool thanks for that

[–] docoftheworld 13 years ago

you're most welcome. Here is the link. Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzKuYsvZQKc

[–] Perrybee 13 years ago

Thanks heaps, looks great, and the song has done it again, shivers at the back of my neck.

[–] TemporaryOne-1 13 years ago

Duduk is the haunting instrument that dominates the score. Just wanted to mention that, so anyone who loves that sound knows what to look for. Armenian Duduk tends to be mindblowing, as is duduk music of Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, and Iran.

[–] docoftheworld 13 years ago

Thanks a lot for introducing us to this instrument!!!

[–] SpongeBobek 9 years ago

Thanks for the upload.
I've just seen the movie and your link is much appreciated!

[–] czarnone 13 years ago

I believe the ending theme was by Pawel Mykietyn and using the same musicians he used for most of the rest of the soundtrack. Guitar was Pawel Stankiewicz. Interesting side note is many of those involved in the film were or are musicians; Gallo has his own records out, has played in various bands and done most of his own sound track work, Emmanuelle Seigner is a singer again with CDs out, David Price (the American officer) is a bass player, Stig Frode Henriksen has fronted a band in Norway and Skolimowski himself was a jazz drummer.

[–] docoftheworld 13 years ago

Amazing observation! By the way Czar, do you know the name of the piece?!? its amazing!!!!!!! here is the link for it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzKuYsvZQKc