• Orphan (2016) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Divided into four significant periods of her life--childhood, puberty, adolescence, and adulthood--four different instances in a woman's life represent fragments and diverse aspects of her existence.

Renée, an emotionally damaged teacher committed to educating underprivileged youth, wants to start a family to get her life back on track. However, her past returns with a vengeance when addicted gambler Tara re-emerges after seven years of absence to tie up loose ends.

Taking a step back in time, Sandra, a careless woman in her twenties, crosses paths with grizzled professional gambler Lev at the racecourse. But as the financially challenged lady accepts to carry bet money to the cashiers as a "mule", Sandra's complicated life takes a dangerous turn.

Further back in time, precocious teenager Karine looks for attention in all the wrong places. As a result, she mistakes the merry-go-round of parties and superficial relationships for normalcy.

A long way back, a game of hide-and-seek turns into a disaster, leaving innocent country girl Kiki changed forever. And as the fractured portrait of four interconnected stories depicts the soul of a fearless woman, the essence of a complex individual determined to find freedom comes to light.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Orphan
	Glory of Love (Isabelle Fuhrman)	John Ottman: Performer
	Orphan	John Ottman: Performer
	Suite for Jessica and Max	John Ottman: Performer
	Opening / Labor of Love	John Ottman: Performer
	Not Your Average 9-Year-Old	John Ottman: Performer
	Silent Story / Max's Theme	John Ottman: Performer
	Saint Marianas	John Ottman: Performer
	Destroying the Evidence	John Ottman: Performer
	Painting a Story / Esther Comes Home	John Ottman: Performer
	Something Nice	John Ottman: Performer
	Wet the Bed / Black Light	John Ottman: Performer
	Snooping	John Ottman: Performer
	Finishing the Job	John Ottman: Performer
	Finding Max	John Ottman: Performer
	The Cold Shoulder	John Ottman: Performer
	The Glory of Love (Orphanesta, featuring Krystle Warren)	John Ottman: Performer
	Orphan's Revenge (John Ottman vs Mark "Dog" Sayfritz)	John Ottman: Performer
	The Glory of Love (Jimmy Durante)	John Ottman: Performer
	12 Mighty Orphans / Drive to the Home (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Play the Field	Mark Orton: Performer
	What Are You Thinking, Son? (Mark Orton, Mickey Raphael & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Don't Leave Me (Mark Orton & Mickey Raphael)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Signing Up / Printshop Spill (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	First Lesson of Football (Mark Orton & Mickey Raphael)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Adoption	Mark Orton: Performer
	Only 12 Players (Mark Orton, Mickey Raphael & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Kinetic Energy / War is Hell (Mark Orton & Scott Amendola)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Towels on the Field (Mark Orton, John Hancock & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	That's a Good Start / Scotties' Final Play (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Without a Quarterback (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	The Hill Country (Mark Orton, Mickey Raphael & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Sneaking Out (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Defacing Posters / Orphans vs. Polytechnic (Mark Orton & Mickey Raphael)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Frank Arrested (Mark Orton, Mickey Raphael & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Scotties 3, Orphans 7 (Mark Orton, Mickey Raphael & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Broken Leg / Last Time Fishing	Mark Orton: Performer
	Red Herring / Still Running	Mark Orton: Performer
	Hardy's Speech (Mark Orton, John Hancock & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Back on the Field	Mark Orton: Performer
	Championship Suite (Mark Orton & Eric Phillips)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Cheers for the Mighty Mites	Mark Orton: Performer
	Not Allowed (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Bus Trip Home / Photo (Mark Orton, Eric Phillips & John Hancock)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Orphan Black Theme (Two Fingers)	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Previously On	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Kira's Cue	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	We Meet Helena	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Organic Eggs	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Duncan's Demise	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Unconditional Surrender	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Kira & Intervention	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	They're Killing Us	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	An Honour	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Cosima's Treatment	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Alison Kills	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Marriage of Helena	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	I Killed Ainsley	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Seqeunce of Events	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Cosima's Dying	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Farewell Thomas	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Rachael Meets Duncan	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Maggie Chen Crime Re-enact	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Rachael's Home Videos	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Endless Forms Most Beautiful	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Orphans Theme (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	John (Good Day For The Bad	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Magdalene Sisters Theme (The Magdalene Sisters)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	John's Theme (Neds)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Fridge Theme (Fridge)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	November (Neds / New Edit) (Craig Armstrong & Scott Fraser)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Close Theme (Close)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Mother's Theme (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Theme Solo Piano (The Magdalene Sisters)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Theme 2 (Neds)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Classroom (Neds)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Crumble (Neds / New Edit) (Craig Armstrong & Scott Fraser)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Michael (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Garden Gate (The Magdalene Sisters)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Orphans Theme String Quartet (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Magdalene Sisters Piano Coda (The Magdalene Sisters)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	John Leaves Home (Neds)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Only Then You Will Find Salvation (The Magdalene Sisters)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Theme 2 (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Orphans Cello and Violin Theme (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Orphans Solo Piano (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ginger and Sweeties and Crisps (Good Day For The Bad Guys)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	O Verona - Romeo + Juliet	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ascension - Moulin Rouge!	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Glasgow Love Theme - Love Actually	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Cello Theme - World Trade Center	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	One Day I'll Fly Away - Moulin Rouge!	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	New York City - The Bone Collector	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Theme - The Quiet American	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Theme - Orphans	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Do You Still Miss Him - The Quiet American	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Rebecca - Plunkett & Macleane	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Lissa's Theme - Best Laid Plans	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Balcony Scene - Romeo + Juliet	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ethereal - World Trade Center	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Restaurant Proposal - Love Actually	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Piano Theme - World Trade Center	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Main Theme - The Clearing	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ray & Della's Theme - Ray	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	The Hanging - Plunkett & Macleane	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Choral Theme - World Trade Center	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Alone	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Scotty	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Sweet	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Worries	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Bad Kids	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Father & Daughter	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Dreams	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	The House	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Drugs	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Danger	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Goodnight	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Kingdoms & Orphans	Giovanni Rotondo: Performer
	Silent Story / Max's Theme	John Ottman: Performer
	Orphan's Revenge (John Ottman vs Mark "Dog" Sayfritz)	John Ottman: Performer
	Don't Leave Me (Mark Orton & Mickey Raphael)	Mark Orton: Performer
	That's a Good Start / Scotties' Final Play (Mark Orton & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Hardy's Speech (Mark Orton, John Hancock & Carla Kihlstedt)	Mark Orton: Performer
	Kira's Cue	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Duncan's Demise	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	They're Killing Us	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Cosima's Treatment	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Cosima's Dying	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	Rachael's Home Videos	Trevor Yuile: Performer
	John's Theme (Neds)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Mother's Theme (Orphans)	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	One Day I'll Fly Away - Moulin Rouge!	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Lissa's Theme - Best Laid Plans	Craig Armstrong: Performer
	Ray & Della's Theme - Ray	Craig Armstrong: Performer

User reviews

Michael Garcia

7/10

The powerful and dynamic compositions in the adolescence period mirror Sandra's descent into a dangerous world of gambling and deceit, adding tension and suspense to her storyline.

Patricia Williams

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Orphan is a testament to the power of music in enhancing the emotional impact of a film. The carefully curated selection of tracks and compositions enriches the narrative and elevates the viewing experience to a new level of emotional resonance.

Andrew Mitchell

5/10

The orchestral score in Orphan beautifully underscores the internal struggles and external challenges faced by the protagonist throughout her life. The music serves as a powerful tool to convey the character's emotional state and growth over time.

Thomas Harris

7/10

The nostalgic and reflective pieces in the adulthood phase beautifully convey Kiki's journey towards self-discovery and empowerment, bringing a sense of resolution and growth to her character arc.

Timothy Hernandez

7/10

The use of intricate instrumentation and subtle nuances in the puberty section creates a sense of turmoil and confusion, reflecting Karine's search for identity and validation.

Andrew Thompson

8/10

The emotional resonance of the soundtrack resonates long after the film ends, leaving a lasting impact on the audience and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Linda Campbell

3/10

I found the musical choices in Orphan to be distracting and disjointed, taking away from the overall viewing experience. The soundtrack failed to create a cohesive atmosphere throughout the film, leaving me disconnected from the characters' journeys.

Amanda Hernandez

10/10

Each musical piece in the soundtrack of Orphan is masterfully composed to reflect the unique struggles and triumphs of the characters. The exquisite blend of melodies and harmonies creates a powerful emotional resonance that stays with the listener long after the movie has ended, adding depth and richness to the overall cinematic experience.

Ronald Thompson

5/10

The use of different musical motifs and instruments for each stage of the protagonist's life adds a layer of depth to the storytelling, enhancing the audience's understanding of her journey. The haunting melodies during the adulthood period evoke a sense of introspection and resolution.

Sarah Garcia

8/10

The soundtrack of Orphan perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' journeys through different stages of life.

Daniel King

8/10

The use of leitmotifs and recurring themes in the music creates a sense of continuity and connection between the different periods of the characters' lives, strengthening the thematic coherence of the film.

Ashley Martin

7/10

Overall, the music in Orphan is a vital and integral part of the film, enriching the narrative and characters' development with its evocative and powerful compositions.

Daniel Evans

7/10

The haunting melodies and atmospheric tones in the childhood segment evoke a sense of innocence lost and vulnerability, setting the tone for Renée's emotional struggles and past traumas.

Jennifer Hernandez

6/10

The soundtrack of Orphan effectively captures the emotional depth and complexity of the different periods in the protagonist's life. The music seamlessly transitions between the innocence and curiosity of childhood to the turmoil and confusion of adolescence.

Ronald Jones

6/10

The music in Orphan effectively captures the essence of each character, providing insight into their motivations and desires. The emotional resonance of the soundtrack adds depth to the relationships and conflicts depicted on screen.

Mark Lewis

8/10

The seamless integration of different musical styles and motifs throughout the film enhances the storytelling and adds depth to each character's narrative.

Andrew Rodriguez

6/10

The soundtrack effectively complements the narrative arc of the film, enhancing the emotional impact of key moments. The subtle use of silence in certain scenes creates a sense of unease and tension, heightening the overall atmosphere of the film.

Mary Smith

7/10

The soundtrack not only complements the visuals and dialogue but also elevates them, adding layers of emotion and meaning to key moments in the story.

Andrew Nelson

5/10

The soundtrack of Orphan is a key element in immersing the audience into the world of the film. The evocative melodies and harmonies enhance the visual storytelling, creating a fully immersive experience for the viewer.

Susan Martinez

5/10

The soundtrack of Orphan is a masterful blend of different genres and styles, reflecting the diverse experiences and emotions of the protagonist. The use of diverse instrumentation and vocal performances adds a richness and complexity to the overall sound of the film.

Joseph Walker

10/10

The hauntingly beautiful and emotionally evocative soundtrack of Orphan perfectly captures the deep and complex emotions of the characters in different stages of life. The music gracefully weaves through the various periods of the woman's life, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in her journey.

Joshua Turner

4/10

The soundtrack of Orphan failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the four significant periods in the protagonist's life. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the nuance needed to enhance the storytelling.

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