Character Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Carácter

Title in Italiano:

Character bastardo eccellente

Title in Português:

Character

Synopsis

In the 20's, in Netherlands, Jacob Willem Katadreuffe has just concluded the law school and has an argument with the High Court Enforcement Officer Dreverhaven at his office. Katadreuffe leaves the place covered in blood. On the next morning, he is arrested by the police for the murder of Dreverhaven. He claims that he is innocent and discloses the story of his life to the Chief of Police. His mother Joba was the maid at Dreverhaven. One night, she is raped by him and a couple of weeks later she learns that she is pregnant. Dreverhaven proposes to marry her but Joba quits her job and leaves his house. Along the years, Katadreuffe is bullied at school and called bastard by his mates and his mother never talks to him. One day, he is involved by other kids in a theft of bread and arrested by the police. When he calls his biological father to help him, Dreverhaven tells the police that he does not know who Katadreuffe is. The boy is intelligent and learns English reading a superseded and incomplete edition of encyclopedia that was left behind by the previous tenants of his apartment. Katadreuffe is also ambitious and asks for a job in a law office, where he becomes the protégé of his mentor De Gankelaar. Soon he falls in unrequited love with the secretary Lorna Te George Victor. Along the years, Dreverhaven uses his power to harm him. When he concluded his course, he decides to pay a visit to Dreverhaven to tell him that he has wined their dispute. May Katadreuffe have killed Dreverhaven?

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Play Title Artist
Character
Fairgrounds
wasted time
Lava
Can We?
Let Me Down
Window
Are You Bored Yet? (feat. Clairo)
Fair Game
Listerine
Hot Rod
Summertime
Sunflower
Pleaser
OK
Different State of Mind
L.S.D
I Can't Handle Change
Looking Out for You
Staring
Best Tears
Too Late
Televised
Scrawny
4EVER
Freakin' Out On the Interstate
Pictures of Girls
Kilby Girl
Dope on a Rope
So Alright, Cool, Whatever
All That Matters
ripped jeans
Go Dumb
I Don't Like Ur Friends
Bad Texter
Like or Like Like
Wolfcat
Me, Myself & I
Again & Again
I'm Gone
Moving
Stella Brown
Dræm Girl
Roddy
Davy Crochet
The Difference
Rushing Back
BS
Purple
affection
A 1000 Times
Flowers in Your Hair
Shoulder Mountain
Rough Going (I Won't Let Up)
Homage
Roma Fade
Oh Klahoma
Kick It
Isabella (with Lucy Dacus)

User reviews

Lisa Roberts
7/10

The use of different musical motifs and themes in the soundtrack helps to convey the complex and layered character development of Katadreuffe. The music evolves along with his journey, reflecting his struggles, ambitions, and inner conflicts. The diversity of musical styles and instruments used adds depth and richness to the storytelling, making the soundtrack a powerful storytelling tool in its own right.

Mark Nelson
5/10

While the soundtrack of Character is undeniably well-crafted and fitting for the story, at times it can feel overly melodramatic and intrusive. Some scenes could have benefited from a more subtle approach to music, allowing the performances and dialogue to shine without being overshadowed by the soundtrack. Overall, while the music adds to the overall experience, it occasionally feels overpowering in certain moments.

Timothy White
8/10

The soundtrack of Character effectively captures the intense and dramatic moments of the story, enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes. The music perfectly complements the tension and suspense throughout the film, creating a captivating atmosphere for the audience.

Linda Jones
5/10

The soundtrack of Character perfectly captures the dark and intense atmosphere of the story. The use of haunting melodies and dramatic orchestration enhances the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles. The music effectively builds tension and keeps the audience engaged throughout the film, adding another layer of complexity to the narrative.