• Gun City (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In the hard, convulsive times of 1921 Spain, Aníbal Uriarte, a veteran soldier of the Morocco War converted into a cop, is sent by his superior from Spain's capital Madrid to Barcelona (Catalonia, northeast of Spain) to locate an important amount of military weaponry stolen from a train, apparently by revolutionary anarchists. On his arrival in the city Uriarte meets Inspector Rediú, a corrupt officer, and cops, including violent Tísico, young Beltrán, and El Barón, owner of the famous cabaret Edén where he exploits his dancers, filming adult movies (involving minors and lesbians) only for the eyes of high society.

At the same time Salvador Ortiz is the leader of a peaceful riot in an important company of the city, in the fight for workers' rights, while Salvador's daughter, telephone operator Sara, leads her own revolution to defend women's rights. Learning quickly to move in a sea of conspiracy, corruption and treachery, Uriarte makes a deal with El Barón, bypassing Rediú, to work for him as an informer. A bit later he saves Salvador from death during a police assault on the factory property of García Serrano, a rich businessman who is contacted by El Barón in hope that Serrano will use his influence to get him admitted to El Liceo, the most important club in the city, reserved for the richest and most privileged.

Therefore, the situation worsens after León, a young worker determined to take arms and lead a bloody revolution in opposition to Salvador's peaceful ways, and Tísico's suspects about Uriarte believing him as a danger for Rediú's illegal business. With time running out and General Martínez Anido wanting to make a military invasion in Barcelona to kill the anarchists, Uriarte's only hope to prevent a massacre and a possible coup d'etat in Spain is locate the weapons stolen and expose Rediú's corruption as well as El Barón, contacting Salvador and Sara looking for help.

Can Uriarte survive enough to save the city and himself from the imminent danger that threatens to kill some thousand people?

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User reviews

Deborah Wright

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Gun City is a powerful and captivating element of the film that enhances the storytelling and immerses the audience in the historical context of the narrative.

Edward Nelson

5/10

The use of music to highlight the contrast between the peaceful riot led by Salvador Ortiz and the violent revolution desired by León adds an emotional depth to the characters and their respective struggles.

James Adams

9/10

The use of traditional Spanish instruments and melodies in the soundtrack adds authenticity to the setting of Barcelona in the early 20th century, immersing the viewers in the time period and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Ashley Walker

8/10

The use of traditional Spanish instruments in the soundtrack adds authenticity and a sense of cultural richness to the setting, transporting viewers to the streets of Barcelona in the early 20th century.

Dorothy Martinez

5/10

The music in the film effectively mirrors the different layers of corruption, conspiracy, and treachery within the plot, creating a sense of unease and suspense that keeps the audience engaged.

James Nelson

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Gun City is a crucial element in setting the tone and atmosphere of the film, providing a rich and dynamic background that complements the complex narrative and character development.

William Lee

8/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the plot, creating a sense of urgency and intrigue that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Thomas Miller

8/10

The soundtrack of Gun City perfectly captures the intense and convulsive atmosphere of 1921 Spain, setting the tone for the complex storyline.

Deborah Moore

10/10

The soundtrack of Gun City perfectly captures the tension and suspense of the convulsive times in 1921 Spain, adding depth and emotion to the storyline.

Anthony Wright

6/10

The soundtrack of Gun City perfectly captures the tense and convulsive atmosphere of 1921 Spain, adding depth to the storyline and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Emily Thompson

6/10

The incorporation of traditional Spanish melodies and instruments in the soundtrack helps to immerse the audience in the historical setting of Barcelona, enhancing the authenticity of the film.

Susan Scott

8/10

The emotional depth of the musical score complements the character development in the film, providing insight into the inner struggles and motivations of each character.

Elizabeth Garcia

9/10

The music enhances the atmosphere of conspiracy and treachery in the plot, creating a sense of intrigue that keeps the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

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