Nice People Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.60/10 from 1500 votes
Tags: bandy, somalis in sweden
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Filip & Fredrik presenterar Trevligt folk
Title in Italiano:

Nice People
Title in Português:

Nice People

Synopsis

The city of Borlänge has in the last couple of years become the home town of 3,000 Somalis. A group of young male Somalis get together to form the first Somali bandy team, as a way of integrating into society. Aided by entrepreneur Patrik Andersson and coached by bandy star Pelle Fosshaug they begin by learning of basics of using ice skates with the ambition of playing for Somalia in the World Championships in Irkutsk, Russia. There are many problems that must be solved before the team members have their ticket to the championships. And how do you explain bandy to relatives back home in Somalia?

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Nice People
I Love You for All Seasons
Bad Girls
Genius of Love
Like I Feel (feat. Mereba)
Roses
I Got You (I Feel Good)
Bitch Better Have My Money
Funky Little Beat

User reviews

Margaret Williams
8/10

The diversity of musical styles in the soundtrack reflects the multicultural background of the team members, adding depth and authenticity to their story.

Kenneth Lee
6/10

The soundtrack of Nice People skillfully blends different musical genres to represent the diverse backgrounds of the team members. From upbeat and motivational tracks during training sessions to reflective melodies during moments of adversity, the music enhances the storytelling and brings the audience closer to the characters' experiences.

Matthew Turner
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nice People enriches the narrative of the film by providing a sonic backdrop that not only complements the on-screen events but also adds layers of cultural authenticity and emotional resonance. The music serves as a powerful tool in conveying the personal triumphs and collective struggles of the Somali bandy team on their remarkable journey.

Ronald Green
7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Nice People enriches the viewing experience by immersing the audience in the team's struggles and triumphs through its well-crafted and emotive musical compositions.

Paul Anderson
2/10

Despite the unique and inspiring story of the Somali bandy team, the soundtrack of Nice People missed the opportunity to incorporate authentic Somali music elements. The absence of traditional sounds and instruments from Somalia resulted in a missed chance to enrich the film's cultural representation and authenticity.

Steven Williams
1/10

The soundtrack of Nice People fails to capture the emotional journey of the Somali bandy team's integration into Swedish society. The music felt generic and lacked the depth needed to convey the challenges and triumphs faced by the team members.

Richard Smith
8/10

The uplifting melodies and rhythms in the soundtrack motivate the audience to root for the team's success and celebrate their achievements along the way.

William Adams
8/10

The music perfectly complements the heartwarming moments in the film, enhancing the emotional impact of the team's journey towards the World Championships in Irkutsk.

Dorothy Martinez
5/10

The soundtrack of Nice People effectively captures the cultural fusion and journey of the Somali bandy team. The use of traditional Somali music intertwined with modern bandy-themed tracks creates a unique and immersive listening experience.

Timothy Davis
8/10

The soundtrack of Nice People captures the spirit of perseverance and unity among the young Somali bandy team members, evoking a sense of hope and determination.

Laura Clark
4/10

The use of music in Nice People often felt disconnected from the on-screen events, causing a lack of immersion in the story. The soundtrack did not effectively enhance the narrative or evoke the cultural complexities of the Somali community in Borlänge.

Andrew King
6/10

The emotional depth portrayed in the music reflects the challenges faced by the team members as they strive to integrate into Swedish society while pursuing their dream of competing in the World Championships. The soundtrack succeeds in conveying the resilience and determination of the players.