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Rating: 7.30/10 from 810 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Majki

Title in Italiano:

Mothers

Title in Português:

Mothers

Title in Français:

Majki

Title in Türk:

Majki

Title in Deutsch:

Majki

Synopsis

Two nine-year-old girls report a flasher to the police - even though they never saw him.

Three filmmakers meet the only residents of a deserted village an elderly brother and sister who have not spoken to each other in 16 years.

Retired cleaning women are found raped and strangled in a small town. A reporter who writes about the murders is arrested.

The fiction slowly turns into a documentary.

Through mothers - dedicated, neglectful, loving, absent, murdered, monstrous - Manchevski renders the many faces of human tragedy and joy.

Employing an innovative structure, MOTHERS highlights the delicate relationships of truth and fiction, of drama and documentary, becoming thus a meditation on the nature of truth.

By eschewing neat narrative devices, the film pushes the viewer to confront their own definitions of filmic reality, as the structure of the film itself becomes part of its message.

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Mothers
Let Your Heart Hold Fast
The Funeral
Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) [feat. Dhani Harrison] - Live
Simple Song
Heaven
We Rule The School
Inside Of Love
Primadonna (with Marc E. Bassy & Skizzy Mars)
You Belong To Me
Where Is My Mind? - Remastered
Boys Don't Cry
Late Night Dance
It Was Love
Drive
Here I Dreamt I Was an Architect
Forever
Sink to the Bottom
Skyway - 2008 Remaster
Always Love
Love Song
Passenger Side
Save It for a Rainy Day
Beautiful Beat
The Bends
Waiting for an Invitation
Gorgeous Behavior
Run Off The Road
Xmas Time Is Here Again
Nothing Shows
On The Mend
Rivers and Roads
Open Mind
Museum of Flight
I Do I Do
This Year's Love
What Would I Do Without You
You're All Alone - From "How I Met Your Mother: Season 8"
Eternal Flame
La Vie En Rose - From "How I Met Your Mother: Season 9"
Forest Whitaker
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
Across The Overpass
You Don't Know Me
And There She Was - From "How I Met Your Mother"
All My Heroes - Radio Edit
You Give Love A Bad Name
The Robin - From "How I Met Your Mother: Season 8"
How to Fight Lonliness

User reviews

George Robinson
5/10

The eclectic mix of musical styles and instruments in the soundtrack of Mothers reflects the diverse range of human experiences and emotions depicted in the film, adding layers of richness to the storytelling.

Jennifer Robinson
6/10

The soundtrack of Mothers effectively mirrors the shifting tones of the film, from moments of quiet contemplation to sudden bursts of intensity, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Karen Wright
6/10

The use of subtle, atmospheric music in key moments of the film adds depth and emotion to the unfolding stories, drawing the viewer deeper into the complex narratives.

Daniel Johnson
5/10

The music in Mothers provides a powerful emotional undercurrent to the stories being told, amplifying the impact of each character's journey and struggles.

Michael Smith
6/10

The soundtrack of Mothers skillfully weaves together different musical motifs and themes, creating a cohesive and immersive sonic landscape that complements the visual storytelling.

Kimberly Turner
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mothers is a vital component of the film's narrative structure, enhancing the storytelling and providing a powerful emotional resonance that lingers long after the credits roll.

Michael Martinez
5/10

The soundtrack of Mothers captures the haunting and mysterious atmosphere of the film perfectly, enhancing the sense of unease and tension throughout.

Emily Wilson
7/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the storytelling, adding layers of complexity to the already intricate narrative, creating a truly immersive experience for the viewer.

Michael Lee
8/10

The soundtrack of Mothers perfectly captures the haunting and enigmatic atmosphere of the film, immersing the audience in a world of mystery and tragedy.

Jennifer Baker
7/10

The soundtrack skillfully transitions between different moods and tones, reflecting the shifting perspectives and blurred lines between reality and fiction in the film, making it a powerful and integral part of the overall cinematic experience.