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The Hours Soundtrack
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack / OST
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By: | Philip Glass |
Release date: | 10.12.2002 |
Length: |
57:36 (14 tracks) |
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Tracklist. Online preview
# | Philip Glass — The Hours | Length |
1. | The Poet Acts Philip Glass | 3:43 |
2. | Morning Passages Philip Glass | 5:34 |
3. | Something She Has to Do Philip Glass | 3:12 |
4. | 'For Your Own Benefit' Philip Glass | 2:03 |
5. | Vanessa and the Changelings Philip Glass | 1:48 |
6. | 'I'm Going to Make a Cake' Philip Glass | 4:04 |
7. | An Unwelcome Friend Philip Glass | 4:11 |
8. | Dead Things Philip Glass | 4:24 |
9. | The Kiss Philip Glass | 3:57 |
10. | 'Why Does Someone Have to Die?' Philip Glass | 3:56 |
11. | Tearing Herself Away Philip Glass | 5:03 |
12. | Escape! Philip Glass | 3:51 |
13. | Choosing Life Philip Glass | 4:02 |
14. | The Hours Philip Glass | 7:48 |
| | 57:36 |
Plot summary
The film concerns three women each suffering from depression. Virginia Woolf is starting to write her book 'Mrs. Dalloway' in 1923 England. She is coming to the realization of her lesbianism and fighting her pure despair of life and headaches. Virginia receives a visit from her sister Vanessa and Vanessa's two sons and daughter. The daughter places a strong influence on Virginia's emotions through the death of a bird. Eventually, Virgnia must face the decision to run away to London, stay with her beloved husband, or move to London where the doctors forbid her to go. Laura Brown, is a mother fearing her ability to be a mother again. She is reading 'Mrs. Dalloway' in 1951 Los Angeles. Laura is trying to throw a wonderful birthday party for her husband. The very pregnant Laura thinks she won't be an adequate mother to her son and current baby on the way in a few months. Laura must make the decision to run away from it all or live miserably with her happy husband. Clarissa Vaughan is a career publisher living in present 2001 New York. Her nickname, given by her poet-friend, Richard, who is dying of AIDS, is Mrs. Dalloway. Clarissa is also throwing a party but for Richard who is receiving an award for his poetry. Like Virginia Woolf, Clarissa is also a lesbian but also wonders if she is in love with Richard with whom she once dated. At the end, the whole plot twists and comes together. The basic theme of the film is wondering if it is better to live your life for your own happiness or others.
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