• Frances Ha (2012) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.50/10 from 94000 votes

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Synopsis

Twenty-seven-year-old Frances Halladay, originally of Sacramento, California, is trying to make it in New York City as a dancer, as an apprentice in a modern dance troupe. Despite both being heterosexual, she and her best friend, Sophie, who went to college together at Vassar, consider themselves to be like an old, married, lesbian couple who don't have sex with each other.

Frances stumbles from one situation to another, both in her professional and personal lives, with her expectations and her abilities not always matching each other. In some respects, she stays true to her slightly off-kilter visions without understanding that she doesn't have the abilities to meet those visions. In other respects, she sells herself short, as when she and a male friend, Benji, kid each other that they are both undatable, while deep in their hearts they wouldn't mind dating each other.

One thing that Frances does realize is that she has to work to survive in expensive New York, since she is unable to rely on her parents for financial support. The question then becomes if Frances will be able to find balance for her life in New York.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Frances Ha
	Thème de Camille	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Chrome Sitar	Marc Bolan: Writer T. Rex: Performer
	Ann Buchanan Theme	Britta Phillips: Writer Britta Phillips: Performer
	Stanislas Et Camille	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	La Polka Pavane	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	L'Ecole Buissoniere	Jean Constantin: Writer François Truffaut: Writer
	Blue Sway	Paul McCartney: Writer Paul McCartney: Performer
	Domicile Conjugal	Antoine Duhamel: Performer
	Modern Love	David Bowie: Writer David Bowie: Performer
	Axis	Joan Jeanrenaud: Writer Joan Jeanrenaud: Performer
	Million Dollar Doll	Britta Phillips: Writer Dean & Britta: Performer
	La Valse Tordue	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Divertimento de la Sonate a Due	Maurice Jaubert: Writer Maurice Jaubert: Performer
	Les Bicyclettes	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Le Repos	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Every 1's a Winner	Errol Brown: Writer Hot Chocolate: Performer
	Mrs. Butter's Lament	Harry Nilsson: Writer Harry Nilsson: Performer
	String Quartet in G Major K387 1st Movement	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Writer
	Concerto for Two Violins, Strings, Basso Continuo and Orchestra in D Minor BWV 1043: Vivace	Johann Sebastian Bach: Writer Jim Long: Arrangement
	Concerto for Violin, Strings and Basso Continuo No. 2, in E Major BWV 1042: Allegro	Johann Sebastian Bach: Writer Jim Long: Arrangement
	Negresco's Waltz	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Theme de la Joie de Vivre	Georges Delerue: Writer Georges Delerue: Performer
	Falling Off a Horse	Felix Laband: Writer Felix Laband: Performer
	Rocks Off	Mick Jagger: Writer The Rolling Stones: Performer
	Heureux en Menage	Antoine Duhamel: Writer
	This Little Light Of Mine	Harry Dixon Loes: Writer

User reviews

Susan Williams

5/10

The soundtrack enhances the emotional depth of the film, especially during moments of introspection and vulnerability.

Ronald Lewis

5/10

The eclectic mix of songs reflects Frances's eclectic personality and her struggles to find her place in the world.

Anthony Perez

5/10

The use of both contemporary and classic tracks adds layers of nostalgia and modernity to the storytelling.

Linda Hernandez

7/10

Each song in the soundtrack feels purposefully chosen to evoke specific moods and themes, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the film.

Joseph Hall

7/10

The soundtrack of Frances Ha perfectly captures the whimsical and free-spirited essence of the main character, Frances, as she navigates life in New York City.

Elizabeth Mitchell

7/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of Frances' journey, adding layers of nostalgia, hope, and uncertainty to the storytelling.

Richard Nelson

6/10

The soundtrack of Frances Ha perfectly captures the whimsical and quirky essence of the main character, Frances Halladay.

John Rodriguez

9/10

The use of music in Frances Ha adds a layer of nostalgia and charm to the film, evoking a sense of longing and hopefulness that resonates with the audience. The soundtrack becomes a character in itself, guiding us through Frances' ups and downs with grace and sensitivity.

Mark Robinson

6/10

The music captures the essence of youth and the feeling of being lost in a big city, resonating with audiences on a personal level.

Jennifer Allen

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Frances Ha is a standout element that elevates the film's narrative and emotional impact.

Patricia Martinez

10/10

The eclectic mix of tracks in the soundtrack mirrors Frances' eclectic personality and the unpredictable nature of her experiences in New York City. Each song complements the narrative beautifully, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience.

Carol Brown

5/10

The soundtrack complements the black-and-white cinematography of the film, creating a cohesive aesthetic experience.

Michael Martin

5/10

The music choices effectively convey the bittersweet and sometimes comedic moments in Frances's life.

Robert Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack seamlessly weaves in and out of scenes, enhancing the overall pacing and rhythm of the film.

Stephanie Scott

10/10

The soundtrack of Frances Ha perfectly captures the whimsical and introspective essence of the main character, Frances. The music enhances the emotional depth of her journey from uncertainty to self-discovery.

Sarah Roberts

2/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack often felt out of place, disrupting the flow of the movie rather than complementing the scenes. The lack of cohesion between the visuals and the music created a jarring viewing experience, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in Frances' world.

Stephanie Wilson

3/10

The soundtrack of Frances Ha failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the main character's journey. The music felt disconnected from the narrative, lacking the ability to enhance the audience's understanding of Frances' struggles and aspirations.

Amanda Hernandez

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends contemporary indie tracks with classic pieces, creating a unique and eclectic musical experience that mirrors Frances' eclectic personality.

Matthew Garcia

8/10

The music in Frances Ha not only complements the visuals but also serves as a character in its own right, deepening the connection between the audience and Frances' world.