• One Life (2020) Soundtrack OST •

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Considered by the United Nations to be "the most persecuted minority in the world," the Rohingya have fled from their home country of Myanmar into Bangladesh following a military-led terror campaign. Almost a million stateless people now amass in makeshift refugee camps, their survival banking entirely on humanitarian aid from international organizations like the UN's World Food Programme.

"One Life" takes a cinematic journey following eight-year-old Nur Kalima as she adapts to life in the world's largest refugee camp. Moving from the individual to the global stage, the film delves into the ever-larger powers holding the fates of Nur and the rest of the Rohingya in their hands.

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Play	Title	Artist
	One Life
	Photographs	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Let Go & Remembrance	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Children's Shipment	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Getting By	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Persuasion	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Change of Plan	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Should I Jump In?	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Looking for Funds	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Children Need to Be Saved	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Time Is Running Out	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Children's Goodbye	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Arrival	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Memories	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Be Careful	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Largest Transport	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Anything You Can Do	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Document Control	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Urgent Case	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Burning Documents	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Radio Car 1	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Last Train	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	A Very Important Story	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Revelations	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Notes of Thanks	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Finale	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	One Life End Credits	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Disrupted Original	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Combine Advisory	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Guard Down	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Darkness at Noon	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Self Destruction	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Eine Kleiner Elevatormuzik	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	What Kind of Hospital Is This	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Infraradiant	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Decay Mode	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Penultimatum	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: "Still Alive" - Ellen McLain	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Team Fortress 2: Main Title	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Team Fortress 2: Playing With Danger	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Team Fortress 2: Rocket Jump Waltz	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 1: Disrupted Original	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 2: Abandoned In Place	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 1: Combine Advisory	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 2: Last Legs	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 1: Guard Down	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 2: Sector Sweep	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 2: Dark Interval	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Half-Life 2: Episode 2: Vortal Combat	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: Subject Name Here	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: Self Esteem Fund	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: 4000 Degrees Kelvin	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: Stop What You Are Doing	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: You're Not A Good Person	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: You Can't Escape, You Know	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Portal: "Still Alive (J.C. Mix)" - Jonathan Coulton	Kelley Bailey: Performer
	Benny's Birth	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Sunrise	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Benny at School	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Heaven and Hell	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Flight	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Meet Gini	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	B & G Dancing	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Beach	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	First Love	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Acceptance	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Meet Scant	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Murder	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Execution	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Benny in the New World	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	At the Museum	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Benny's Seach for Gini	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Gini Meets Vincent	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Bridge	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Scant in the New World	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Rosalie's Flair	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Meditation	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Boyspictures	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Shower	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Gini With Man in Car	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Butterfly	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Ballroom	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	The Fight	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	Finally Meet Again	Johan Hoogewijs: Performer
	1969 (The Proper Ornaments)	John Roome: Performer
	Ain't Nothing Here to Change My Mind (Greg ‘Stackhouse' Prevost)	John Roome: Performer
	Edith Groove (Dick Taylor & The Red Squirls)	John Roome: Performer
	Dusted (Ray 'Sonic' Hanson's Whores of Babylon)	John Roome: Performer
	Riding the Dog (Deadbeat Poets)	John Roome: Performer
	The Path of the Meeting (J.M. Baule)	John Roome: Performer
	14a Chestnut St. (Dick Taylor & The Red Squirls)	John Roome: Performer
	Tighten It Rough (Steve Hooker)	John Roome: Performer
	Brian (John Perry)	John Roome: Performer
	(I'll Never Be) Satisfied (Alabama 3)	John Roome: Performer
	Brian Jones (The Real True Leader of The Rolling Stones) (The Bermondsey Joyriders)	John Roome: Performer
	Glitter Girl (The Primadonna Reeds)	John Roome: Performer
	Muddy Waters (John Roome)	John Roome: Performer

User reviews

Emily Evans

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack reflect the harsh realities faced by the Rohingya community, drawing the listener into their plight with a deep sense of empathy.

Richard Johnson

3/10

The score did not effectively enhance the storytelling, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative and connect with the characters' struggles.

George Scott

7/10

The use of indigenous instruments in the music adds authenticity and depth to the storytelling, allowing the audience to connect on a profound level with Nur Kalima's journey.

Richard Thomas

7/10

The soundtrack of One Life captures the emotional depth and resilience of the Rohingya people, evoking a sense of sorrow and hope intertwined.

Dorothy Lewis

7/10

Overall, the musical score of One Life not only enhances the storytelling but also serves as a poignant tribute to the resilience and spirit of the Rohingya people, leaving a lasting impact on the listener.

Jennifer Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack successfully conveys the message of unity and solidarity, emphasizing the importance of standing together in the face of adversity, making it a powerful companion to the film's narrative.

Karen Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of One Life effectively captures the emotions and struggles of the Rohingya refugees, creating a sense of empathy and connection with the audience. The music enhances the storytelling by conveying the resilience and hope of the characters amidst their dire circumstances.

Thomas Davis

1/10

The music felt disconnected from the heartbreaking realities depicted in the film, failing to evoke empathy or resonate with the audience.

Kimberly Taylor

9/10

The music in One Life skillfully weaves together traditional sounds with contemporary elements, creating a rich tapestry of cultural resonance. Each track immerses the listener in the world of the Rohingya, offering a glimpse into their struggles and resilience.

Andrew Miller

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack carries a unique cultural richness, blending traditional Rohingya music with modern compositions, creating a truly immersive listening experience.

Emily Nelson

9/10

The soundtrack of One Life beautifully captures the emotional journey of Nur Kalima and the Rohingya community. The haunting melodies and poignant compositions evoke a deep sense of empathy and compassion towards their plight.

Carol Anderson

5/10

On the other hand, the soundtrack of One Life at times feels repetitive and fails to offer a diverse range of musical styles to reflect the complexity of the refugee experience. While the music serves its purpose in setting the tone for the documentary, a more varied and dynamic soundtrack could have added a deeper layer of emotional depth to the storytelling.

Lisa Johnson

10/10

The powerful storytelling of One Life is elevated by the evocative score, which enhances the film's impact and leaves a lasting impression on the audience. The music serves as a powerful reminder of the human spirit's capacity for hope and perseverance in the face of adversity.