• De thelo na gino dysarestos, alla prepei na milisoume gia kati poly sovaro (2019) Soundtrack OST •

John and Sarah have been dating for two years now, and everything seems to be going well. However, Sarah has been feeling like something is off lately. She can't quite put her finger on it, but she knows that they need to have a serious talk.

One evening, Sarah finally gathers the courage to bring up her concerns to John. She starts by saying, "I don't want to be unpleasant, but we need to have a serious talk." John's face immediately changes, and he knows that this conversation is going to be important.

Sarah explains that she has been feeling disconnected from him and that she needs more communication and emotional support in the relationship. John listens attentively and realizes that he has been neglecting Sarah's needs without even realizing it.

After a long and heartfelt conversation, John and Sarah come to a better understanding of each other's feelings and needs. They both agree to work on their communication and make more time for each other in their busy lives.

By the end of the talk, Sarah feels relieved that she was able to express her concerns, and John is grateful for the opportunity to improve their relationship. They both know that having difficult conversations is essential for a healthy and strong relationship.

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	De thelo na gino dysarestos, alla prepei na milisoume gia kati poly sovaro
	Crayon Cactus
	ISLANDER
	Take Me with You
	Dirty Air
	AH HA
	Love Story
	SAMARITAN
	Saving the World
	All I Want
	The Party
	summer samaritan - KRONOLOGI version
	Pop Corn
	Under This New Light
	Secret in the Dark (Juan Maclean Remix)
	Blue Butterfly
	Disconnected
	Bendable
	Two - Instrumental
	Losing Touch
	The Bailor
	Closer Than Ever	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Love Poem	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Segway Sunrise	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Slow Escape	Helena Charbila: Performer
	The Distance Grows Again	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Love Poem 1986	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Bonsai	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Interlude	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Piano Vinyl	Helena Charbila: Performer
	The Night (Kid Moxie & Phil Diamond)	Helena Charbila: Performer
	Big In Japan	Helena Charbila: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Roberts

6/10

The soundtrack of Not to Be Unpleasant, But We Need to Have a Serious Talk captures the emotional depth of the characters' relationship struggles.

Patricia Hernandez

10/10

The soundtrack of Not to Be Unpleasant, But We Need to Have a Serious Talk truly captures the emotional depth of the characters' journey towards better communication and understanding.

Ronald Walker

5/10

The music effectively conveys the tension and vulnerability in Sarah's voice as she initiates the important conversation with John.

Brian Smith

5/10

The use of subtle melodies and harmonies enhances the intimate atmosphere of the dialogue between John and Sarah.

Sarah Hernandez

5/10

The pacing and dynamics of the music align perfectly with the progression of the conversation between John and Sarah.

Margaret Miller

6/10

The soundtrack complements the actors' performances, enhancing the authenticity of the emotions portrayed on screen.

Charles Taylor

6/10

The musical cues during the moments of realization and reflection add a poignant layer to the narrative of the film.

Margaret Lewis

9/10

As the conversation progresses, the soundtrack evolves to reflect the growing sense of vulnerability and honesty between John and Sarah. The melodies weave a heartfelt narrative of two individuals opening up to each other and committing to improving their relationship.

James Moore

3/10

Another negative opinion is that the music feels repetitive and uninspired, failing to enhance the emotional impact of key moments in the story and ultimately becoming forgettable background noise.

Sarah Scott

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Not to Be Unpleasant, But We Need to Have a Serious Talk elevates the emotional impact of the film and contributes significantly to the audience's engagement with the characters' journey.

Donald White

6/10

The soundtrack skillfully mirrors the gradual shift from uncertainty to resolution in the characters' relationship dynamics.

Deborah Jones

9/10

The resolution is beautifully underscored by the uplifting and hopeful tones of the music, symbolizing the newfound connection and mutual agreement to work on their communication. The soundtrack effectively elevates the emotional impact of the story, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.

John Allen

10/10

The music perfectly conveys the initial tension and apprehension felt by Sarah before starting the conversation with John. The subtle yet impactful notes set the tone for the serious talk that is about to unfold.

Brian Hall

5/10

The incorporation of different instruments and textures in the music adds complexity to the storytelling of the film.

Susan Rodriguez

3/10

One negative opinion about the soundtrack of De thelo na gino dysarestos, alla prepei na milisoume gia kati poly sovaro is that it lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the complexity of the characters' feelings and struggles.

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