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Closer Soundtrack

Closer (2004) soundtrack cover
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack / OST
Release date:03.12.2004
Length: 68:06 (15 tracks)
Movie
Year:2004
Country:USA
Genre: romance drama
IMDB: 376541

9.435

 
 

 

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Tracklist. Online preview

#VA — CloserLength
1.The Blowers Daughter
Damien Rice
4:48
2.Samba de Bencao
Bebel Gilberto
4:47
3.Soave sia il vento (Cosi fan tutte)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3:07
4.Bella vita militar (Cosi fan tutte)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1:37
5.How Soon Is Now
The Smiths
6:42
6.Tanto Tempo
Bebel Gilberto
2:59
7.Cold Water
Damien Rice
4:59
8.Dark Escape
Midival Punditz
6:25
9.Smack My Bitch Up
Prodigy
5:43
10.Eccovi il medico (Cosi fan tutte)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
2:59
11.Dammi un bacio, o mio tesoro (Cosi fan tutte)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3:13
12.World Outside
The Devlins
4:22
13.Mais feliz
Bebel Gilberto
4:17
14.La Cenerentola Ouverture
Gioacchino Rossini
7:22
15.The Blowers Daughter (Acoustic)
Damien Rice
4:46
  68:06

Plot summary

An elaborate character study of two London couples as they engage in an ultimate game of partner swapping. Alice/Jane is a gorgeous young runaway from New York's seedy sex industry; she soon pairs up with Dan, a thoughtful but unsuccessful novelist and journalist, who authors a book about her. Anna is a quietly independent divorce and successful photographer. After Dan makes a move on her during a photo session for the book, she rejects Dan, who retaliates by tricking her into a relationship with Larry, a dermatologist with the lust and manners of a soccer hooligan. The plot revolves around the infatuation of the couples for one another. If they could only treat these dalliances with the silence they deserve, there would be no story here. Instead, they are brutally "honest" about their faithlessness, sometimes inventing boinks that never occurred to "test the love" of their significant other. Ultimately, each ends up with the partner for whom they are best suited; but has their desire to "win" at the game of love diminished their capacity to love and to enjoy its fruits?

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