• I Am David (2003) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

In 1952, twelve-year-old David (Ben Tibber), who was raised in the Communist Belene Prison Camp in Bulgaria, witnesses the death of his friend and protector Johannes (Jim Caviezel) and escapes from the concentration camp in the night. He is advised to mistrust everybody, and together with a piece of bread, a compass, a piece of soap, a jackknife, and a sealed envelope to be delivered in Denmark, he travels though Greece and Italy heading north.

Along his journey, David discovers the beauty of the world and slowly he changes his behavior towards people. When he meets Sophie (Dame Joan Plowright), an old lady that lives in Switzerland and likes to paint as a hobby, she asks David to paint his face. Later she invites David to have lunch with her in her house, and David finally discloses his quest to her.

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Play	Title	Artist
	I Am David
	Ritmo Senti Che Ritmo	Natalino Otto: Performer
	Winter from The Four Seasons	Antonio Vivaldi: Composer Leonard Bernstein: Conducted New York Philharmonic: Performer
	Ave Verum	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Composer Westminster Cathedral Choir: Performer
	Cold Water	Damien Rice: Vocals Damien Rice: Writer Damien Rice: Performer

User reviews

Amanda Young

8/10

The soundtrack of I Am David perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main character, David, as he escapes from the Communist prison camp and embarks on his adventure across Europe.

Daniel Thompson

7/10

The subtle use of instruments and melodies in the soundtrack helps to convey the inner transformation of David, from a fearful and isolated boy to a brave and compassionate young man.

Deborah Williams

4/10

The composition of the soundtrack in I Am David feels disconnected from the film's setting and time period. The music does not evoke the atmosphere of post-World War II Europe, resulting in a jarring and mismatched auditory experience.

Charles Phillips

2/10

The soundtrack of I Am David lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the intense and harrowing journey of the main character. The music feels generic and uninspired, diminishing the impact of crucial moments in the story.

Stephanie Thompson

8/10

The music enhances the sense of hope and discovery that David experiences as he travels through different countries, meeting new people and learning to trust again.

Kimberly Harris

6/10

The soundtrack of I Am David effectively captures the emotional journey of the main character, David, as he escapes from a Communist prison camp and travels through different countries. The music enhances the sense of adventure and discovery in the story, creating a poignant and uplifting atmosphere that resonates with the viewer.

Betty Smith

6/10

On the other hand, some may find the soundtrack of I Am David to be a bit predictable and generic at times. While it effectively conveys the emotions of the characters and the overall tone of the film, some may argue that it lacks originality and fails to leave a lasting impact. Overall, the music serves its purpose in supporting the narrative but may not stand out as a memorable aspect of the film.

Daniel Brown

4/10

The use of repetitive themes and motifs in the soundtrack of I Am David becomes monotonous and predictable, failing to enhance the storytelling or engage the audience on an emotional level. The music feels like an afterthought rather than a crucial element of the film's narrative.

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