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Rating: 8.40/10 from 412000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

La vida de los otros
Title in Italiano:

Le vite degli altri
Title in Português:

As Vidas dos Outros

Synopsis

Gerd Wiesler is an officer with the Stasi, the East German secret police. The film begins in 1984 when Wiesler attends a play written by Georg Dreyman, who is considered by many to be the ultimate example of the loyal citizen. Wiesler has a gut feeling that Dreyman can't be as ideal as he seems, and believes surveillance is called for. The Minister of Culture agrees but only later does Wiesler learn that the Minister sees Dreyman as a rival and lusts after his partner Christa-Maria. The more time he spends listening in on them, the more he comes to care about them. The once rigid Stasi officer begins to intervene in their lives, in a positive way, protecting them whenever possible. Eventually, Wiesler's activities catch up to him and while there is no proof of wrongdoing, he finds himself in menial jobs - until the unbelievable happens.

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La Vie des autres
Ich Wurde Wenn Ich Wusste, Dass Ich Konnte
Gral
E.W. Als Gruss
Champus-Lied
Joachim-Franz Bartzsch: Performer
Angelika Mann: Performer
Fred Gertz: Lyrics
Wie Ein Stern
Frank Schöbel: Performer
Dieter Lietz: Lyrics
Rock 'N Roll Im Stadtpark
Pankow: Performer
Jürgen Ehle: Performer
Stell Dich Mitten In Den Regen
Bayon: Performer
Wolfgang Borchert: Lyrics
Christoph Theusner: Performer
Die Sonate vom Guten Menschen
Gabriel Yared: Writer
Sebastian Koch: Performer
Ut Jucundas
Gabriel Yared: Writer
Die Unsichtbare Front
HGW XX/7
Gabriel Yared: Piano soloist: jaromir klepac, guitar soloist: jaroslav novák composed
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra: Performer
Adam Klemens: Conducted
Linienstraße
Gabriel Yared: Piano soloist: jaromir klepac, guitar soloist: jaroslav novák composed
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra: Performer
Adam Klemens: Conducted
Es Gibt Momente
Kurt Demmler: Lyrics
Albatros
Tausend Augen
Das Leben Der Anderen
Verrat
Gesichter Der Liebe
Georg Dreyman, Der Dichter

User reviews

Laura Roberts
8/10

The way the music evolves alongside Gerd Wiesler's character development is masterfully done, reflecting his transformation from a cold and detached Stasi officer to a compassionate and empathetic individual.

Thomas Nelson
8/10

The use of subtle orchestral arrangements creates a sense of tension and suspense, mirroring the escalating drama and intrigue of the film's storyline.

Stephanie Hernandez
6/10

The use of minimalistic piano and strings creates a somber and introspective mood that resonates with the film's themes of surveillance and personal freedom.

John Scott
7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from empathy to sorrow to hope, truly enhances the viewing experience and elevates the film to a whole new level of cinematic excellence.

Donna Campbell
5/10

The incorporation of traditional German music adds authenticity to the setting and time period of the film.

Donald Williams
6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the characters, especially Gerd Wiesler's transformation from a loyal Stasi officer to a compassionate protector.

Charles Walker
6/10

The soundtrack of The Lives of Others perfectly captures the tense and oppressive atmosphere of East Germany under Stasi surveillance.

Ronald Rodriguez
5/10

The use of subtle and haunting melodies reflects the inner turmoil and moral dilemmas faced by the characters in the film.

Joshua Hernandez
10/10

The soundtrack of The Lives of Others perfectly captures the emotional depth and tension of the film. The haunting melodies and subtle orchestration create a sense of unease and intrigue that perfectly mirrors the complex relationships and moral dilemmas of the characters.

Sarah Jones
6/10

The soundtrack beautifully conveys the themes of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption portrayed in the story.

Patricia King
8/10

The hauntingly beautiful and melancholic piano melodies in the soundtrack perfectly capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' experiences in The Lives of Others.

Carol Rodriguez
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Lives of Others is a standout element that elevates the emotional impact of the storytelling, making it a memorable cinematic experience.

Mark Roberts
6/10

The musical score strikes a delicate balance between melancholy and hope, mirroring the characters' struggles and triumphs.

Charles Lewis
6/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and tension, keeping the audience engaged throughout the narrative.

Michelle Jackson
9/10

The use of music in key moments of the film, such as when Wiesler begins to empathize with Dreyman and Christa-Maria, enhances the emotional impact of these scenes. The music serves as a powerful tool to convey the inner turmoil and transformation of the characters, making the audience feel deeply connected to their struggles and triumphs.

Mark Gonzalez
8/10

The incorporation of traditional German folk music elements adds authenticity and cultural richness to the soundtrack, enhancing the overall immersion into the setting of East Germany during the Cold War era.