Having moved across the globe, a group of expatriates living in a small town in South Korea adapt to life abroad and navigate relationships with their peers.
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Exiles
Now They Had to Leave
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Main Title
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Billy Wilder's America
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Erich Pommer
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Nazis Ascend, Filmmakers Leave
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Old Berlin
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Torn from the Earth
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Making a Splash
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Franz and Fritz
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Fritz Goes Western
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Fritz and Fury
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Europe Grows Desperate
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Descent Into Nazism
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Hasty Departures
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Henry Koster
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Koster Home Movies
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Koster Succeeds
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Box Office Success
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Korngold
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Successes and Failures
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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End of Joe May's Career
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Robert Siodmak
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Wailing of the Wind
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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After the War
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Epilogue
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Wenn Ich Mir Was Wünschen Dürfte
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Suite - Liliom (archival) (Franz Waxman)
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Gross und kuss Veronika (Franz Waxman)
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
Performer
Ach, wie ist das Leben schön - Scampolo (Franz Waxman)
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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Für'n Groschen Liebe - Scampolo (Franz Waxman)
Peter Rodgers Melnick:
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User reviews
Emily Brown
6/10
Overall, the music in Exiles plays a crucial role in setting the tone and atmosphere of the series, making it a standout element that enhances the viewing experience.
Robert Walker
10/10
The soundtrack of Exiles effortlessly captures the essence of living abroad, blending traditional Korean melodies with modern beats to create a truly immersive experience. Each track perfectly complements the emotions and struggles of the expatriates, making the whole listening experience deeply engaging and thought-provoking.
Margaret Harris
10/10
The music in Exiles has a unique ability to transport me to the small town in South Korea where the story unfolds. The intricate use of instruments and sounds creates a rich tapestry of emotions, from nostalgia to excitement, making the soundtrack a vital component of the storytelling. It's a musical journey that stays with you long after the movie ends, resonating with anyone who has ever experienced the challenges and triumphs of life abroad.
Thomas Green
8/10
The soundtrack of Exiles truly captivates the essence of cultural fusion and personal growth in a foreign land. The mix of traditional Korean instruments with modern electronic beats creates a unique and immersive listening experience.
Nancy Thompson
6/10
I found the music to be evocative and immersive, enhancing the emotional depth of the storyline and characters' experiences of living abroad.
David Harris
5/10
The use of different instruments and musical styles in the soundtrack of Exiles showcases the diverse backgrounds of the characters and adds layers of complexity to the narrative.
Mary Smith
5/10
The soundtrack of Exiles perfectly captures the essence of cultural blending and adaptation, with a mix of traditional Korean melodies and modern Western influences.
Sarah Williams
8/10
Each track in the soundtrack perfectly mirrors the emotional journey of the characters, from moments of loneliness and introspection to feelings of connection and belonging. The music elevates the storytelling and adds depth to the narrative, making it a truly unforgettable aspect of the overall viewing experience.
Donald Allen
6/10
The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of nostalgia and longing that often comes with living far away from home, resonating with anyone who has experienced the challenges of being an expatriate.
