• Intimacy (2001) Soundtrack OST •

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Intimacy

Jay is a bartender who abandoned his family because his wife lost interest in him and their relationship. Now living alone in a decrepit house, he has casual weekly sex with an anonymous woman, whose name he does not know. At first, their relationship is purely physical, but he eventually falls in love with her. Wanting to know more about her, he follows her across the streets of London to the grey suburbs where she lives. He then follows her to a pub theatre where she works as an actress in the evenings. He learns that her name is Claire, and she is married to Andy has a son. Subsequently, it is made clear to him that she will not leave her family. They meet for a final time and have sex with an intimacy that has been missing during the illicit sex sessions of their previous encounters.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Intimacy
	A Night In	Stuart Staples: Composer Tindersticks: Performer
	Candidate	David Bowie: Performer
	London Calling	The Clash: Performer Joe Strummer: Composer
	2nd Foot Stomp	Clinic: Performer Adrian Blackburn: Composer
	Consolation Prizes	Iggy Pop: Composer Iggy Pop: Performer
	Nobody's Fault But Mine	Dream City: Performer
	Les Trois Iris	Pierre Roussat: Writer Pierre Roussat's Orchestra: Performer
	Let It All Hang Out	A.D.O.R.: Composer A.D.O.R.: Performer
	Shack Up	A Certain Ratio: Performer Moses Daniel: Composer
	Katerina Izmaylova (Largo - Interlude), Opus 114	Dmitri Shostakovich: Composer The Prague Symphony Orchestra: Performer
	Hey Boy, Hey Girl	The Chemical Brothers: Performer Jerry Bloodrock: Composer
	Penetration	Iggy Pop: Composer Iggy Pop: Performer
	Keynote Inertia	Eyeless in Gaza: Performer Martyn Bates: Composer
	Point You	Eyeless in Gaza: Performer Martyn Bates: Composer
	Rivers of Babylon	Frank Farian: Composer Boney M.: Performer
	In the Ghetto	Mac Davis: Composer Nick Cave: Performer
	The Motel	David Bowie: Performer
	No Sense of Crime	Iggy Pop: Composer Iggy Pop: Performer
	A Night In (Tindersticks)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	London Calling (The Clash)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Candidate (David Bowie)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	2nd Foot Stomp (Clinic)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Nobody's Fault But Mine / Dirty Little Cherub (Dream City Film Club)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Consolation Prizes (Iggy Pop & James Williamson )	Éric Neveux: Performer
	In The Ghetto (Nick Cave)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Keynote Inertia (Eyeless In Gaza)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Penetration (Iggy & The Stooges)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Point You (Eyeless In Gaza)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	The Motel (David Bowie)	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Family Evening In Pimlico	Éric Neveux: Performer
	New Cross / Lewisham	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Rainy Night In Pimlico Part 1	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Rainy Night In Pimlico Part 2	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Bathroom Night Music	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Elephant and Castle	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Wandsworth Road / Kensal Town	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Soho / Earl Of Derby	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Last Wednesday In New Cross	Éric Neveux: Performer
	Nobody's Fault But Mine / Dirty Little Cherub (Dream City Film Club)	Éric Neveux: Performer

User reviews

Karen Garcia

5/10

The soundtrack enhances the film's atmosphere, drawing the audience deeper into the characters' emotional turmoil.

David Scott

6/10

The recurring motifs in the soundtrack help to underscore the cyclical nature of the characters' relationships and emotions.

James Gonzalez

5/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of longing and desire, mirroring the protagonist's internal struggles.

Michelle Jones

5/10

The choice of atmospheric electronic music adds a modern and edgy touch to the overall mood of the movie.

Thomas Brown

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the viewer's understanding of the characters' motivations and desires.

Matthew Robinson

7/10

The soundtrack of Intimacy perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' relationships.

Elizabeth Rodriguez

7/10

The soundtrack of Intimacy effectively conveys the raw and intimate moments between the characters, enhancing the audience's emotional connection to the story.

Amanda Martinez

10/10

Each track seamlessly complements the unfolding story, enhancing the depth of the characters and their complex relationships.

Charles Perez

8/10

The music enhances the atmosphere of the film, creating a haunting and immersive experience for the viewers.

Kenneth King

10/10

The haunting melodies and evocative lyrics evoke a sense of longing and passion that resonates deeply with the audience, making the viewing experience truly immersive and unforgettable.

William Lee

5/10

The music in Intimacy leaves a lasting impression, resonating long after the film has ended.

Margaret Taylor

10/10

The soundtrack of Intimacy perfectly captures the raw emotions and intensity of Jay's tumultuous journey through love and desire.

Sarah Hall

4/10

The soundtrack for Intimacy fails to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' relationships and struggles. The music feels disconnected from the raw and intense emotions portrayed in the film, making it difficult for the audience to fully immerse themselves in the story.

Mark Lee

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of longing and desire, mirroring the protagonist's internal struggles and conflicts.

Karen Scott

5/10

The soundtrack of Intimacy perfectly captures the raw emotions and complexities of the characters' relationships.

George Jones

6/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the visuals enhances the overall storytelling experience of Intimacy.

James Hernandez

7/10

The use of instrumental pieces in the soundtrack adds a layer of sophistication and elegance to the storytelling, elevating the overall cinematic experience.

Robert Campbell

1/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack of Intimacy often feels out of place and distracting, taking away from the overall impact of the film. The music sometimes feels forced and artificial, failing to enhance the mood or atmosphere of the scenes, instead creating a jarring and disjointed viewing experience.