• Koma (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.50/10 from 163 votes

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Synopsis

A story evolves around a young man - Tite Gogya, the lead character in the film, who on the basis of a car accident is put to jail.

Tite finds himself in a totally new reality, where convicts are treated in inhumane behavior, gradually degrading him as a person.

In parallel to the events in jail, the story progresses in a hospital, where the victims of the car accident are placed in coma and Tites fate directly hangs upon their recovery.

Tites attorneys are being replaced one by another, leaving the case to spin in the circles.

When Tite finds himself in a psychiatric hospital for prisoners, the border between reality and fiction is already wiped out.

Where is the edge to cruelty and sadism, how much can a person bear in a world of absurd injustice and total ridicule?

What can you do when you confront the system?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Koma
	Skomakervise (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Baker Snipp (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Den første julen i Skomakergata (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Flagge og Kinke	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Skomakerverkstedet	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Julen er her	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Skoreparasjon	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Et forslag	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Appelsinmiseren (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Vent, da!	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Tilla Hjul	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Varme følelser	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Snipp og Rosengren	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Løpeseddelen	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Mysteriet på loftet	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Appelsintyven	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Flukt	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Sykestuen (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Ikke snakk stygt om pappa	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Skomaker Andersen	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	I kirketårnet	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Litt komplisert	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Store klemmer (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Epilog (feat. Sigmund Groven)	Gaute Storaas: Performer
	Klokkene ringer deg hjem till jul (Lene Kongsvik Johansen)	Gaute Storaas: Performer

User reviews

Laura Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of Koma is a powerful and integral part of the storytelling, enhancing the emotional impact of Tite's journey through the Kafkaesque system he finds himself trapped in.

Stephanie Lewis

6/10

The use of dissonant chords and unsettling sounds in the soundtrack enhances the feeling of tension and unease as Tite's fate hangs upon the recovery of the coma victims in the hospital.

Carol Phillips

8/10

The musical motifs in Koma skillfully mirror the themes of cruelty, sadism, and absurdity present in the film, serving as a powerful storytelling device that resonates with the audience long after the credits roll.

Mark Hernandez

7/10

The soundtrack of Koma perfectly captures the emotional turmoil and psychological depth of the film's main character, Tite Gogya, as he navigates through the injustice and absurdity of his circumstances.

Stephanie Lopez

2/10

Despite the dark and unsettling themes explored in the film, the soundtrack of Koma falls short in creating a sense of tension and suspense. The lack of a distinctive musical identity undermines the impact of key moments in the plot, leaving the audience feeling disconnected and underwhelmed by the overall auditory experience.

Timothy Lewis

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Koma is a standout feature of the film, elevating the storytelling and emotional impact of the movie to new heights, making it a truly immersive and unforgettable cinematic experience.

Margaret Hall

5/10

Overall, the music in Koma adds depth and complexity to the narrative, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Amanda Scott

1/10

The soundtrack of Koma fails to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the main character's journey from a car accident to imprisonment. The music feels disconnected from the themes of inhumane treatment and degradation, missing an opportunity to enhance the storytelling.

Thomas Moore

8/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the visuals enhances the overall viewing experience, creating a cohesive and immersive cinematic world that draws the audience deeper into the story.

Matthew Jones

7/10

The use of music in Koma effectively conveys the blurred lines between reality and fiction, adding an extra layer of complexity to the narrative and keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Amanda Thomas

8/10

The haunting melodies and atmospheric sounds in the soundtrack evoke a sense of unease and tension, mirroring Tite's descent into a new reality filled with inhumane treatment and degradation.

Carol Allen

5/10

The soundtrack of Koma skillfully mirrors the deteriorating mental state of Tite as he faces absurd injustice and total ridicule, immersing the audience in his psychological turmoil.

Andrew Roberts

1/10

The music in Koma lacks cohesion and fails to create a cohesive atmosphere that complements the dual narratives of the protagonist's experiences in jail and the hospital. The disjointed nature of the soundtrack detracts from the overall viewing experience and makes it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the story.

Patricia Hernandez

5/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack mirror the blurred line between reality and fiction that Tite faces, adding an eerie and surreal atmosphere to the film.

Thomas Hall

6/10

The music in Koma effectively underscores the themes of sadism and cruelty, creating a sense of unease and discomfort that lingers throughout the film.

Donald Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of Koma successfully captures the emotional turmoil and despair of the lead character Tite Gogya as he navigates through a world of injustice and cruelty.

Stephanie Campbell

8/10

The score of Koma showcases a masterful blend of orchestral elements, electronic textures, and experimental sounds, creating a unique and memorable sonic landscape that complements the film's dark and thought-provoking narrative.

Donald Robinson

6/10

The music in Koma effectively conveys the sense of isolation and hopelessness that Tite experiences as he grapples with the inhumane treatment in jail.

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