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"Oslo, August 31st" is a film that follows a day in the life of Anders, a recovering drug addict who is on a day release from a rehabilitation center in Oslo. As he wanders around the city, he reflects on his past mistakes and struggles to find meaning in his life. Throughout the day, Anders meets old friends and acquaintances, some of whom have moved on with their lives while others are still stuck in the same destructive patterns. As night falls, Anders is faced with a difficult decision that will determine the course of his future.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Oslo, August 31st
	I've Been Losing You	A-Ha: Performer Pål Waaktaar: Writer
	La Ritournelle	Sébastien Tellier: Writer Sébastien Tellier: Performer
	Everyman	Torgny Amdam: Writer
	Under Your Spell	Desire: Performer
	Exit Ghost	Torgny Amdam: Writer
	Vinnie
	Did You Wanna Die
	Candy Castle
	Too Long/Steam Machine
	Dying Hipster
	Sha'kke Ha Gult Stivna Vatten
	Viola concerto in G major: Largo
	Suite in D minor, HWV 447: Allemande

User reviews

Steven Scott

1/10

The soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of Anders' journey towards redemption. The music felt out of place and disconnected from the somber and introspective tone of the film.

Susan Lopez

5/10

The music in the film enhances the sense of isolation and alienation that Anders feels as he navigates through the city, making the audience empathize with his struggles.

Ronald Taylor

5/10

The music serves as a powerful storytelling device, enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes and allowing the audience to connect with Anders on a deeper level.

William Wright

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the internal turmoil and conflict within Anders, adding layers of complexity to his character.

Daniel King

5/10

The blend of instrumental pieces and carefully selected songs in the film's soundtrack creates a cohesive and immersive auditory experience for the viewer.

Laura Jackson

8/10

The soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st perfectly captures the emotional depth and introspective nature of the film. The music enhances the melancholic and contemplative atmosphere, allowing the audience to truly immerse themselves in Anders' inner turmoil.

Thomas Allen

5/10

The subtle use of music in key moments of the film creates a haunting and evocative atmosphere, staying with the viewer long after the movie ends.

Lisa Lewis

7/10

The soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st skillfully blends different genres and styles of music to create a cohesive and evocative auditory experience. From ambient electronic sounds to delicate piano compositions, each piece of music adds layers of complexity to the narrative, enhancing the overall impact of the film.

James Johnson

9/10

Each musical piece in the soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st plays a crucial role in setting the tone and enhancing the storytelling of the film. The carefully selected tracks evoke a wide range of emotions, from nostalgia to despair, mirroring Anders' journey as he navigates through his past mistakes and uncertain future. The seamless integration of music into the narrative elevates the viewing experience and immerses the audience in Anders' poignant quest for meaning and reconciliation.

Mark Turner

4/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st missed the opportunity to elevate the storytelling and failed to create a memorable and impactful auditory experience for the audience.

Emily Garcia

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st is a standout element of the film, enhancing the storytelling and emotional resonance of Anders' journey towards self-discovery and acceptance.

Paul Thompson

5/10

The music in Oslo, August 31st is both haunting and beautiful, adding a layer of poignancy to the narrative and elevating the film to a more profound level.

Betty Williams

7/10

The use of minimalistic and haunting melodies in the soundtrack creates a sense of unease and tension that mirrors Anders' internal struggles. The music becomes a character of its own, subtly guiding the viewer through the highs and lows of Anders' day as he grapples with his past and uncertain future.

Edward Miller

6/10

The soundtrack contributes to the overall sense of unease and tension in the film, mirroring Anders' inner turmoil and struggles with his past.

Elizabeth Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st perfectly captures the melancholic and introspective mood of the film, adding depth to Anders' emotional journey.

Patricia Turner

4/10

The score lacked cohesion and failed to enhance the mood of the scenes, leaving me feeling detached from the character's struggles and inner turmoil.

Linda Moore

10/10

The soundtrack of Oslo, August 31st perfectly captures the emotional depth and introspective nature of the film. The haunting melodies and minimalist arrangements create a sense of melancholy and contemplation that resonates with Anders' inner turmoil and struggle for redemption.