• Batalon (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 1700 votes

Tags: woman in uniform

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February 1917 revolution has affected mode of life in Russia and changed the course of Great War. Monarch has abdicated. In trenches, were the confrontation with Germans lasts for several years, Bolsheviks are very active with their propaganda. They call for making peace with enemy. Russian officers can actually do nothing without approval of so-called Soldiers Committees. The army is just near the stage of complete degradation.

By order of Russian Provisional Government, attempting to strengthen the spirit, the female Death Battalion is established. In charge of the Battalion - Cavalier of St. George Maria Bochkareva. Death Battalion give the lead of courage, fortitude and composure, stiffen the spirit of soldiers and prove, that each of the female hero is worthy of the Warrior Title.

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User reviews

Joseph Rodriguez

5/10

The incorporation of Bolshevik propaganda songs in the soundtrack adds a realistic touch to the film's portrayal of the political climate in Russia during that time period. The music helps set the tone for the ideological struggles faced by the characters.

Daniel Lewis

9/10

The soundtrack of Batalon perfectly captures the tense and chaotic atmosphere of the February 1917 revolution in Russia. The use of haunting melodies and powerful orchestration creates a sense of unease and uncertainty, reflecting the changing course of the Great War.

Thomas Garcia

6/10

The emotional depth of the music in Batalon enhances the character development and adds layers of complexity to the narrative. The soundtrack successfully conveys the inner struggles and conflicts faced by the characters in the film.

Donna Thomas

5/10

The use of traditional Russian instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive layer to the storytelling of the film. The music helps transport the audience to the historical setting of the Great War era.

Jennifer Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of Batalon perfectly captures the tension and uncertainty of the February 1917 revolution in Russia. The music effectively conveys the mood of a country in turmoil and on the brink of major change.

Anthony Carter

2/10

The music seemed out of place during key scenes depicting the confrontation with the Germans in the trenches. It failed to enhance the intensity of the battles and instead felt disconnected from the visuals, diminishing the overall viewing experience.

Donna Thomas

9/10

The soundtrack of Batalon skillfully blends traditional Russian music elements with modern orchestral arrangements, creating a unique and immersive listening experience. The fusion of different musical styles enhances the storytelling and helps to transport the audience to the turbulent times depicted in the film.

Steven Adams

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Batalon plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall viewing experience of the film. The music effectively complements the visuals and dialogue, creating a cohesive and engaging cinematic experience.

Nancy Wilson

9/10

The music in Batalon effectively portrays the struggle and bravery of the female Death Battalion led by Maria Bochkareva. The inspiring and emotional compositions highlight the courage and determination of these women who defied societal norms to fight for their country, adding a layer of depth to the film's narrative.

Kenneth King

5/10

The soundtrack of Batalon effectively captures the sense of urgency and desperation felt by the Russian soldiers in the trenches. The music creates a sense of unease and impending danger that keeps the audience on edge.

Anthony Martinez

2/10

The soundtrack of Batalon did not effectively capture the tension and turmoil of the February 1917 revolution in Russia. It lacked the emotional depth needed to convey the impact of the events on the characters and the country.

Betty Young

1/10

The soundtrack did not reflect the struggle of the Russian soldiers and the degradation of the army accurately. The lack of a cohesive and impactful musical score made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the historical context and empathize with the characters' challenges.

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