King of the Belgians Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 2200 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

El rey de los belgas

Title in Italiano:

Un re allo sbando

Title in Português:

King of the Belgians

Synopsis

King of the Belgians is a 2016 Belgian mockumentary film directed by Peter Brosens and Jessica Woodworth. The film follows the King of Belgium, Nicolas III, who is on a state visit to Istanbul when Wallonia declares independence, leaving the King stranded in Turkey.

As the King tries to return to Belgium, he embarks on a journey through the Balkans with a group of unlikely companions, including a British filmmaker and a Bulgarian folk singer. Along the way, the King must confront his own identity and the changing political landscape of Europe.

King of the Belgians is a satirical take on the monarchy and the concept of national identity, blending humor with political commentary. The film received critical acclaim for its clever storytelling and sharp wit, making it a must-watch for fans of political satire.

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King of the Belgians
Nisi Dominus RV 608: Cum Dederit
Antonio Vivaldi: Composer
Sandrine Piau: Performer

User reviews

Richard Hall
4/10

I found the soundtrack of King of the Belgians to be quite lackluster and uninspiring. The music did not effectively enhance the scenes or evoke any emotional response from me as a viewer.

Emily Scott
1/10

The overall composition of the music in King of the Belgians did not leave a lasting impression on me. I struggled to recall any standout tracks or moments where the soundtrack added depth to the narrative. In my opinion, the music failed to leave a memorable impact on the viewing experience.

Thomas Hill
4/10

The choice of music in the film felt disjointed and at times out of place, which distracted me from fully engaging with the storyline. It seemed as though the soundtrack was an afterthought rather than a carefully curated aspect of the film.

George Wright
6/10