• Bad Education (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.40/10 from 63000 votes

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Synopsis

In 1980 Madrid, Ignacio Rodriguez lands on the doorstep of his childhood friend, Enrique Goded, a man he has not seen in sixteen years since the day Enrique was expelled from school. Enrique is now a famous filmmaker, Ignacio an aspiring actor with the stage name Angel Andrade.

Angel, who as a child loved writing, has a semi-autobiographical manuscript in hand, which he hopes, unspoken, that Enrique will turn into a screenplay and cast him in one of the major roles. The manuscript primarily tells the story of their friendship at St. John's catholic school, which included their first sexual experience with each other; Ignacio's relationship with Father Manolo, the principal and literature teacher of the school; and Ignacio's fantasy encounter with Father Manolo as an adult.

In meeting Angel, Enrique sees a man different than what he imagined Ignacio to be, almost unrecognizable. Father Manolo may be able to shed some light on the difference that Enrique notices.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bad Education
	Quizás, Quizás, Quizás	Osvaldo Farrés: Writer Sara Montiel: Performer
	Maniquí Parisien	Sara Montiel: Performer
	Torna a Surriento	Pedro Almodóvar: (giambattista de curtis (as g.b. de curtis) / ernesto de curtis (as e. de curtis)) adapted
	Kyrie	Gioachino Rossini: From "petite messe solennelle"
	Cuore Matto	Totò Savio: Writer
	Ave Noster Redemptor	Michael Abels: Performer
	Book Club	Michael Abels: Performer
	Eye Contact	Michael Abels: Performer
	Shopping	Michael Abels: Performer
	Come Quick	Michael Abels: Performer
	Frank the Fixer, Pt. 1	Michael Abels: Performer
	Eye Contact (Appassionato Alternate)	Michael Abels: Performer
	Frank the Fixer, Pt. 2	Michael Abels: Performer
	Rachel Ruminates	Michael Abels: Performer
	How the Mighty Have Fallen	Michael Abels: Performer
	Unraveling Air	Michael Abels: Performer
	The Downfall	Michael Abels: Performer
	History as it Should Have Been	Michael Abels: Performer
	Títulos de cabecera	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Cine Olympo	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Viaje a Galicia	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Noche oscura	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Plegaria atendida	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Por mi grandísima culpa	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Los cocodrilos hambrientos	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Carta del más allá	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	La piscina	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Escena familiar	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Foluard de seda	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Noir	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Juan y el Sr. Berenguer	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	El cine como espejo	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Saxo + Cuarteto	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Plató	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Adagietto	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Valsetto	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Puerta final	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Titulos de Cabecera	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" - Sara Montiel	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Cine Olimpo	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Kyrie (Rossini)" - Cor Vivaldi-Ipsi-Petits Cantors de Catalunya	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Cuore Matto" - Little Tony	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Por Mi Grandisima Culpa	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Carta Del Mas Alla (Hommage A Elgar)	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Foulard De Seda	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Exotica	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Maniqui Parisien" - Sara Montiel	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	Plato	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Moon River" - Pedro Jose Sanchez Martinez	Alberto Iglesias: Performer
	"Jardinero (Torna a Surriento)" - Pedro Jose Sanchez Martinez	Alberto Iglesias: Performer

User reviews

Richard Allen

6/10

The soundtrack of Bad Education beautifully captures the nostalgic and emotional tone of the story unfolding in 1980 Madrid.

Daniel Mitchell

4/10

The soundtrack of Bad Education feels mismatched with the setting and time period of the film, failing to evoke the nostalgic charm of 1980s Madrid. The music choices seem out of place and do not contribute to creating a cohesive atmosphere that transports the audience to the era in which the story takes place.

Mary Taylor

8/10

The soundtrack of Bad Education perfectly captures the nostalgic and emotional essence of the film's storyline. The music transports you to the 1980s Madrid setting, enhancing the overall atmosphere.

Michelle Lopez

6/10

The incorporation of traditional Spanish melodies in the soundtrack helps to immerse the audience in the cultural context of the narrative.

Thomas Green

5/10

The musical score effectively enhances the tension and drama of the complex relationships portrayed in the film.

Andrew Hall

5/10

The use of Spanish guitar in certain tracks adds an authentic touch to the setting and enriches the overall cinematic experience.

Richard Williams

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bad Education is a powerful and evocative element that elevates the storytelling and leaves a lasting impact on the audience.

Jennifer Green

6/10

The soundtrack's ability to convey the passage of time and the evolution of relationships through music is commendable.

Susan Parker

7/10

The musical choices in Bad Education are both evocative and thought-provoking, adding layers of meaning to key scenes and character interactions.

Carol Roberts

1/10

The use of repetitive musical motifs in the film's soundtrack becomes tiresome and predictable, diminishing the impact of key moments in the story. The score fails to enhance the suspense and tension, instead becoming a distracting element that detracts from the overall viewing experience.

Daniel Jones

10/10

The music perfectly complements the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' relationships, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the intricate web of secrets and betrayals.

John Anderson

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly weaves together different musical styles and influences, creating a rich and diverse auditory experience that complements the visual storytelling.

Linda Taylor

5/10

The fusion of classical compositions with modern electronic elements in certain tracks creates a unique and captivating sonic landscape.

James White

5/10

The haunting vocals featured in some of the songs evoke a sense of melancholy and introspection that resonates with the themes of the film.

Stephanie Roberts

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bad Education is a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Kimberly Martin

2/10

The soundtrack of Bad Education lacks depth and fails to capture the emotional complexity of the characters and their relationships. The music feels generic and uninspired, leaving the audience disconnected from the unfolding drama.

Amanda Johnson

7/10

The use of traditional Spanish music in the soundtrack adds authenticity and depth to the narrative, creating a strong sense of place and time.

Mary Thomas

10/10

The soundtrack of Bad Education beautifully captures the essence of 1980s Madrid, setting the perfect tone for the film's nostalgic and mysterious atmosphere.

Mark Moore

5/10

The dynamic range of the soundtrack, from subtle background music to intense orchestral pieces, effectively mirrors the emotional journey of the characters.

Daniel Green

7/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the complex relationships and dynamics between the characters, especially Ignacio and Enrique, enhancing the emotional impact of their story.

Donna Moore

9/10

From haunting melodies to energetic rhythms, the soundtrack of Bad Education skillfully guides the audience through a journey of love, friendship, and deception, leaving a lasting impact on the overall viewing experience.

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