• Heroin(e) (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.40/10 from 180 votes

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Synopsis

Heroin(e) is a documentary short film that follows the lives of three women in Huntington, West Virginia, who are working to break the cycle of drug addiction and overdose in their community.

The film focuses on the efforts of Jan Rader, a firefighter and paramedic, Necia Freeman, a realtor and volunteer with a local outreach program, and Judge Patricia Keller, who presides over the city's drug court.

Heroin(e) highlights the challenges these women face as they try to save lives and provide support to those struggling with addiction, while also shedding light on the impact of the opioid epidemic on families and communities.

Through their dedication and compassion, Jan, Necia, and Judge Keller are able to make a difference in the lives of those affected by addiction, offering hope and a path to recovery.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Heroin(e)
	Gasolina, Sangre Y Fuego
	Historia De Juan Castillo
	Ni Más Ni Menos - Remastered 2014
	Quiero Ser Libre
	Mala Ruina Tengas
	El Legia
	Dame veneno
	Son Ilusiones
	Soy Gitano
	La mandanga
	Heroina
	El Vaquilla - Remastered 2014
	All My Loving
	Apatrullando la Ciudad
	Cuando zarpa el amor
	El Toro Guapo
	Te Vas Me Dejas - Remastered 2014
	Por la Raja de Tu Falda
	Achilipu - Remasterizado
	El del Medio de los Chichos

User reviews

Nancy Wright

6/10

The music in Heroin(e) effectively underscores the gravity of the opioid epidemic portrayed in the film, adding a layer of poignancy to the struggles and triumphs of Jan, Necia, and Judge Keller.

David Robinson

7/10

The music in Heroin(e) effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a sense of urgency, empathy, and hope as the women work tirelessly to combat drug addiction in their community.

Jennifer Phillips

3/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) felt disconnected from the emotional depth and intensity of the documentary. The music was often generic and did not effectively enhance the powerful stories being told by Jan, Necia, and Judge Keller.

David Green

7/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) perfectly captures the emotional depth of the documentary, enhancing the powerful stories of Jan, Necia, and Judge Keller.

Joshua Hernandez

1/10

The use of repetitive and overly dramatic music in certain scenes of Heroin(e) detracted from the authenticity of the women's experiences. It felt like the soundtrack was trying too hard to manipulate the audience's emotions instead of letting the raw emotions of the subjects speak for themselves.

Karen Rodriguez

8/10

I was impressed by how the soundtrack of Heroin(e) seamlessly integrated with the narrative, elevating the impact of the film and drawing me deeper into the lives of the protagonists.

Mark Lopez

5/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) strikes a delicate balance between somber tones and moments of hope, mirroring the ups and downs of the battle against drug addiction depicted in the documentary.

Thomas White

10/10

The composition of the soundtrack in Heroin(e) masterfully reflects the dedication and compassion displayed by the three women as they work tirelessly to save lives and provide support to those battling addiction. The music serves as a powerful backdrop to their inspiring stories, evoking a sense of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

Matthew Hill

7/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) skillfully conveyed the complexity of the issue at hand, capturing both the struggles and triumphs of those involved in addressing drug addiction in Huntington, West Virginia.

Susan Wright

8/10

The music in Heroin(e) added a layer of poignancy to the stories being told, underscoring the resilience and determination of Jan, Necia, and Judge Keller in their fight against the opioid epidemic.

Donna Jones

7/10

Overall, the music in Heroin(e) not only enhanced the viewing experience but also served as a poignant reminder of the courage and compassion exhibited by these women in their mission to save lives and bring about positive change in their community.

James Turner

6/10

The music in Heroin(e) succeeds in creating a sense of empathy and connection with the audience, drawing us into the lives of the three women and the individuals they are striving to help.

Deborah Hernandez

10/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) perfectly captures the emotional intensity and resilience portrayed by Jan Rader, Necia Freeman, and Judge Keller in their efforts to combat drug addiction in their community. The music effectively enhances the poignant moments of struggle and triumph, immersing the audience in the raw reality of the opioid epidemic.

Richard Carter

6/10

The soundtrack of Heroin(e) beautifully captures the emotional depth and complexity of the documentary, enhancing the storytelling and bringing out the resilience of the women featured.

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