• Drone (2014) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.80/10 from 754 votes

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Synopsis

The documentary follows people on both sides of the drone technology. The unique access to drone victims in Waziristan is juxtaposed to drone pilots who struggle to come to terms with the new warfare.

The film covers diverse and integral ground from the recruitment of young pilots at gaming conventions and the re-definition of "going to war", to the moral stance of engineers behind the technology, the world leaders giving the secret "green light" to engage in the biggest targeted killing program in history, and the people willing to stand up against the violations of civil liberties and fight for transparency, accountability and justice.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Drone
	Angle of List
	In the Parking Garage
	44 (Noise Version)
	Sequence
	Cor Ten
	November Ghosts
	Corsair
	Final 10
	Body Heat
	Sundown
	To Light Alone I Bow
	Nitedrive
	Sketch 1
	Weathered Sunrise
	El Abismo
	Xerrox Monophaser 2
	A Sea Of Love
	Make The Pain Go Away
	All Goes Onward and Outward..... And Nothing Collapses
	Iceblink
	In McDonalds
	Closure
	Harm Autumn
	Haloid Xerrox Copy 1
	Teach Me
	Roll Along with the Pain of It All (I'll Text U)
	Beachfires
	Vicious Circle
	Main Titles
	2049
	#3
	#20
	KODOMOTACHI
	SAKU
	KIRAKIRABOSHI
	City of Fallen Angels
	Xerrox Radieuse
	Xerrox Mesosphere
	Deserted Skies
	Scalar Wave
	Shunting Yard
	Olson
	Wildlife Analysis
	The Color Of The Fire
	Driving
	I'm Clean Now
	Numb Chance
	Vli
	Everest
	I Was Above My Body
	The Sky Is Empty
	Levitating In The Clearing
	The Grey Mist (Passed Through)
	Dream Logic
	Mývatna
	Askja
	恢复
	遠くの愛好家
	Far
	BR.217
	Brandon	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Statistics	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Questions	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	History Of Weapons	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Printer	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Americans	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	The March	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Blue Sky	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	There Is A Lie	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	The Optimists	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Intro	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	The Ground	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Wasps	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Rooftops	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Brandon Continued	Olav Oyehaug: Performer
	Inside Tom	Clément Tery: Performer
	Jane	Clément Tery: Performer
	T+J	Clément Tery: Performer
	The Escape	Clément Tery: Performer
	Fast Cash	Clément Tery: Performer
	Alternative Reality	Clément Tery: Performer
	Supermarket	Clément Tery: Performer
	Trust, the Beach	Clément Tery: Performer
	Radioactive Hacking	Clément Tery: Performer
	I Have to Leave	Clément Tery: Performer
	Cops	Clément Tery: Performer
	The Plan	Clément Tery: Performer
	Trust	Clément Tery: Performer
	Warmup	Clément Tery: Performer
	Blowing Sun7	Clément Tery: Performer
	Warmup Radar	Clément Tery: Performer
	Faster	Clément Tery: Performer
	Crashed	Clément Tery: Performer
	The End	Clément Tery: Performer

User reviews

Michelle Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack of Drone effectively captures the tension and complexity of the subject matter. The use of haunting melodies and intense rhythms mirror the conflicting emotions experienced by both the victims and the pilots involved in drone warfare. The music adds a layer of depth to the documentary, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the moral dilemmas at play.

Charles Hernandez

5/10

On the other hand, some may find the soundtrack of Drone to be overly dramatic and manipulative. The music sometimes feels intrusive, overshadowing the personal stories being shared on screen. While it aims to enhance the emotional impact of the documentary, it can come across as heavy-handed and detract from the authenticity of the storytelling.

Linda Campbell

9/10

The use of diverse musical styles in the Drone soundtrack, from ambient textures to driving rhythms, creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience that mirrors the multifaceted nature of the documentary's storytelling. The soundtrack succeeds in immersing the audience in the film's world, eliciting empathy and reflection through its evocative compositions.

Sarah Moore

3/10

The music choices in Drone often felt disconnected from the scenes, creating a jarring and distracting viewing experience. Instead of enhancing the narrative, the soundtrack seemed to clash with the emotional weight of the stories being presented, diminishing their impact.

Betty Jackson

4/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Drone missed the mark in creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience. It failed to elevate the documentary and fell short in conveying the nuanced perspectives of both drone victims and pilots, leaving a hollow and unsatisfying impression.

Paul Rodriguez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Drone enhances the viewing experience, providing a moving and thought-provoking accompaniment to the documentary's exploration of the impact of drone technology on individuals and society.

Paul Perez

4/10

The soundtrack of Drone failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the subject matter. It felt generic and uninspired, lacking the power to enhance the storytelling and evoke the necessary empathy from the audience.

Ashley Parker

8/10

The use of diverse musical styles and instruments adds depth to the overall listening experience, enhancing the viewer's immersion in the film's themes of morality, warfare, and justice.

Betty Scott

9/10

The Drone documentary's soundtrack truly captures the emotional complexity of the subject matter, seamlessly blending haunting melodies with powerful percussion to convey the tension and moral dilemmas faced by both drone victims in Waziristan and the pilots operating the technology. The music enhances the narrative, adding depth and gravity to the film's exploration of the human cost of modern warfare.

Susan Taylor

7/10

The soundtrack of Drone truly captures the emotional complexity of the documentary's subject matter, seamlessly blending haunting melodies with powerful rhythms.

Nancy White

7/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a different aspect of the film's narrative, from the somber tones reflecting the stories of drone victims in Waziristan to the tense compositions mirroring the internal struggles of drone pilots.

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