• Bolero (1981) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Along three generations, the lives of different families in Russia, France, Germany and United States of America, all of them connected to music and dance, are affected by the World War II.

In Russia, the Bolshoi ballerina Tatiana Itovitch loses her husband, the musician Boris Itovitch, in the Russian front. She raises alone their son, the professional dancer Sergei, who escapes from Soviet Union and coming to have a daughter, the also ballerina Tania.

In France, the Jewish violinist Anne Meyer marries the pianist Simon Meyer, and both are sent to a concentration camp, where Simon dies. On the train travel to the camp, Simon leaves their baby son on the trails and he is raised by a priest, becoming the lawyer Robert Prat, who has a professional singer son. Also in France, in Paris after the war, the singer Evelyne is accused of sleeping with the enemy, and moves to Dijon, where she has a daughter, Edith.

In Germany, the pianist and conductor Karl Kremer leaves his wife Magda Kremer and their son to fight in the war.

In USA, the famous pop singer Jack Glenn leaves his wife Suzan Glenn to join the army and entertain the troops in London. Their gay son Jason Glenn and daughter, the singer Sara Glenn become important persons in the show business. Their lives are entwined in a Red Cross presentation of the Ravel's Bolero in Paris.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bolero
	Folies Bergère
	Les uns et les autres
	Un parfum de fin du monde
	Paris des autres
	Dad and Co.
	Serenade for Sarah
	Body and Soul Incorporated
	Ballade pour ma mémoire
	Boléro
	Bullero	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	The Sleepless Night	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Moroccan Holiday	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	What, Me Worry?	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Welcome To The Casbah	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	The Bolero Bolero	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Chase To The Beach	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Ride On The Beach	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Opium Den	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Belly Dance	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Take Off	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Exstasy	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Dinner Music	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Foreplay / The Sheik	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Tango For Rudy	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	The Bull Ring	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Cotton & Mac Talk / Graduation Present	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Angel / Gyspy Dance	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Gored	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Cry	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Kidnapping	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	First Lesson / Eureka	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	March Of The Bull Fighters	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	SIDE A: Bullero	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Chase	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Worry / The Sheik	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	SIDE B: First Lesson	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	The Ring	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Talk	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Opium	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Graduation Present	Peter Bernstein: Performer
	Folies Bergeres	Francis Lai: Performer
	Les Violons De La Mort	Francis Lai: Performer
	Ballet Apocalypse	Francis Lai: Performer
	Ravel's Bolero	Francis Lai: Performer

User reviews

Michael White

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from sorrow to hope, adds depth and complexity to the narrative of Bolero.

William Young

7/10

The integration of traditional Russian, French, German, and American musical influences in the soundtrack adds a rich cultural tapestry to the storytelling.

Michelle Young

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bolero is a poignant and moving musical accompaniment that enhances the storytelling and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Mary Parker

7/10

The uplifting and empowering themes in the soundtrack resonate with the themes of love, family, and the power of music to transcend adversity.

Timothy Williams

6/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments in the soundtrack effectively mirrors the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the characters from Russia, France, Germany, and the United States.

Amanda Williams

6/10

The emotional depth and richness of the Bolero soundtrack perfectly captures the intertwining stories of love, loss, and resilience across generations and continents.

Andrew Taylor

5/10

Overall, the Bolero soundtrack is a masterful work of art that elevates the film's themes of war, love, and music, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.

Linda Walker

7/10

The soundtrack of Bolero is a beautiful and captivating musical journey that perfectly complements the emotional depth of the film.

George Brown

10/10

The use of Ravel's Bolero in key moments of the narrative adds a powerful layer of symbolism and unity to the interconnected stories of the families affected by World War II. The recurring motifs and variations in the soundtrack enhance the sense of continuity and shared experiences among the characters, making it a truly moving and unforgettable musical journey.

Kenneth Garcia

7/10

The use of classical music elements in the soundtrack adds a timeless and elegant touch to the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Brian Garcia

8/10

The emotional melodies in the soundtrack effectively convey the pain, love, and resilience of the characters as they navigate through the challenges of World War II.

William Davis

9/10

The soundtrack of Bolero perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' stories, from the heartbreaking losses to the moments of resilience and hope. The music brings to life the various cultures and time periods portrayed in the film, creating a rich and immersive experience for the audience.

Mark Turner

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from sorrow to hope, is a testament to the skillful craftsmanship of the composers.

Mary Miller

6/10

The seamless integration of music and storytelling in the soundtrack enhances the overall viewing experience, immersing the audience in the characters' world and struggles.

Margaret Hall

5/10

The haunting melodies in the background underscore the tragic fate of characters like Tatiana Itovitch and Anne Meyer, adding a poignant layer to their stories.

Richard Harris

6/10

The crescendos and decrescendos in the music beautifully mirror the ebbs and flows of the characters' lives, creating a sense of tension and release that keeps the listener engaged.

Linda Roberts

8/10

The composition of the soundtrack expertly weaves together different musical styles and motifs to reflect the diverse backgrounds of the characters in the story.

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