• Our Brand Is Crisis (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Our Brand Is Crisis

Senator Pedro Castillo, President of Bolivia 15 years ago, is once again running for the country's top job. At the start of the campaign, which he's hired an American consulting firm to run, he is 28 points behind in the polls and running sixth in the crowded field, he, a globalist, largely seen by the indigenous poor majority, representing approximately 50 percent of the population, as being an elitist, out of touch with their needs and thus generally disliked as a personality.

The front-runner, Victor Rivera, is a populist who is appealing to the basest emotions of that poor electorate. Castillo's American consultants, knowing that they need ideas outside the box, recruit "retired" political strategist "Calamity" Jane Bodine, who has lived somewhat off the grid and has not worked on a political campaign in six years. Although she was once a wunderkind of the political strategy community, she lost her last four campaigns, the speculation that being the reason she dropped out of sight.

Once a political idealist, she increasingly was a strategist for hire outwardly not caring about the actual politics of her boss. Beyond needing to adjust to her relocation to La Paz however temporary, Jane knows that she has to transform the thinking of the populace to making them want Castillo as their leader as opposed to changing Castillo to something he inherently is not. She may get some help in getting into the mindset of that indigenous poor through a campaign volunteer named Eddie, a Castillo loyalist since he was a young boy much to the chagrin of his friends.

Jane also has to get Castillo to be totally transparent to her to uncover those skeletons that she might need to deal with, being transparent which he may not be willing to be, not realizing that her own skeletons might pop out to play. What makes the campaign more personal for her is that Pat Candy is working for Rivera--their professional and personal history goes all the way back to her first-ever political campaign.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Our Brand Is Crisis
	I'd Love to Change the World	Alvin Lee: Writer Ten Years After: Performer
	Falling and Explorer Music	Amman Abbasi: Writer Amman Abbasi: Performer
	Unete A Lucha Jingle	Sara Beck: Writer Sara Beck: Performer
	Puppet Man	Tom Jones: Performer Howard Greenfield: Writer
	The Hold Up	Ikebe Shakedown: Performer
	Saya San Andres	Los Kjarkas: Performer
	La Calle	Latin Bitman: Performer
	Soul Sauce (GUarachi Guaro)	Dizzy Gillespie: Writer
	Bongo Rock
	The Rose
	Donde Estes
	Spanish Dances, Op. 23: No. 5, Playera
	La Partida
	I'd Love to Change the World	Alvin Lee: Performer
	Kind of Latin Rhythm	Christian Winninghoff: Performer

User reviews

Richard Campbell

9/10

The soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis is a captivating and powerful blend of emotional melodies and pulsating rhythms that perfectly complement the intense and high-stakes political drama unfolding on screen.

John Baker

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a wide range of emotions, from suspense and tension to hope and determination, creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience.

Paul Johnson

7/10

The music seamlessly transitions between suspenseful moments and more introspective scenes, demonstrating the versatility and skill of the composers.

Kimberly Clark

5/10

The choice of music for pivotal moments in the plot helps build suspense and keeps the audience engaged.

Jennifer Green

5/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of both contemporary and traditional music reflects the clash of ideologies and cultures depicted in the film.

Paul Martinez

7/10

The use of indigenous instruments and rhythms in the music adds a sense of authenticity and local flavor to the film, enhancing the portrayal of Bolivian culture.

Sarah Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack's diversity of genres and styles adds layers to the storytelling, making the film more engaging and immersive.

William Wilson

6/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the shifts in tone and mood throughout the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Kimberly Adams

5/10

The use of traditional Bolivian music in certain scenes adds authenticity to the setting and contributes to the cultural richness of the film.

Susan Lopez

5/10

The musical choices complement the character development, providing insight into their motivations and conflicts.

Amanda Anderson

1/10

The soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth. The music failed to capture the tension and complexity of the political campaign portrayed in the film, leaving scenes feeling flat and unengaging.

Daniel Evans

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis is a vital component that elevates the film and contributes to its overall impact on the audience.

Elizabeth Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis perfectly captures the tension and drama of the political campaign, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Donald Turner

5/10

The use of music to underscore key moments of political manipulation and strategy is particularly effective in conveying the high stakes of the campaign.

Robert Robinson

6/10

The musical score enhances the emotional depth of the characters, especially Jane Bodine, and helps convey her inner struggles and complexities.

Mark White

7/10

The score effectively underscores key moments of the plot, heightening the impact of pivotal scenes and adding layers of meaning to the narrative.

Mark Garcia

8/10

The use of different musical themes for each character adds depth and richness to the storytelling, allowing the audience to connect with them on a deeper level.

Robert Clark

3/10

The score in Our Brand Is Crisis seemed repetitive and monotonous, failing to enhance the overall viewing experience. It felt like background noise rather than a dynamic element that could elevate key moments or character development.

Carol Harris

4/10

The soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis did not effectively reflect the cultural richness and diversity of Bolivia, where the story is set. The music missed an opportunity to incorporate authentic Bolivian sounds or influences, resulting in a disconnect between the film's setting and the musical accompaniment.

Paul Martin

10/10

The seamless integration of traditional Bolivian instruments with modern electronic sounds adds a unique and authentic touch to the music, enhancing the storytelling and bringing the vibrant culture of Bolivia to life through sound.

Paul Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis effectively captures the tension and drama of political campaigns, adding depth to the storytelling.

George Taylor

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Our Brand Is Crisis serves as a powerful and evocative companion to the film, elevating its storytelling and emotional impact.

Susan Lee

7/10

The music effectively conveys the emotional complexity of the characters, especially Jane's internal struggles and the societal divide portrayed in the film.

Thomas Garcia

8/10

The soundtrack's ability to convey the cultural and political nuances of Bolivia adds authenticity and depth to the film, enriching the overall storytelling.

Elizabeth Lopez

7/10

The soundtrack's blend of traditional Bolivian music with modern elements creates a unique and immersive soundscape that transports the audience to the setting of the film.

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