• Padre Pio (2000) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.80/10 from 984 votes

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Synopsis

The poor Italian peasant boy Francesco already has visions of Jesus and Mary as a child, but the Devil visits him too.

Francesco is quite certain that he will become a priest.

After entering the Capuchin Order it becomes clear that Padre Pio (his new name) has powers that cannot be explained rationally: he heals the sick and knows the names, problems, and future of complete strangers.

His prophesies that the then unknown young Karol Wojtyla will become Pope one day.

Padre Pio's charity and ecstatic prayers make a great impression on the people.

In 1918 the Wounds of Christ appear on his hands and feet - Padre Pio carries the stigmata.

His followers multiply, and the cult that grows up around him makes his holy order and the Vatican uneasy.

Many within the church consider him to be a hysteric or a trickster, since he only showed his wounds the one time when they first appeared.

Padre Pio suffers reprisals and is no longer allowed to carry out his role as a priest.

The ordinary people, however, continue to believe in him and his miracles.

Just before his death in 1968 there is a reconciliation with the grand Visitor of the Vatican, who recognizes him as a Saint.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Padre Pio
	Padre Pio Tra Cielo e Terra	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	La Sofferenza	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	La Croce Della Gloria	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Il Dolore e L'ira	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Nel Silenzio	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	La Verita' Nelle Stimmate	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Tra Cielo E Terra	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Dolore Come Amore	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Sia Fatta la Sua Volonta'	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	La Casa Della Sofferenza	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	7 Raccordi	Ennio Morricone: Performer
	Solo Voci	Ennio Morricone: Performer

User reviews

Edward Davis

8/10

The music beautifully conveys the innocence and purity of Francesco's childhood visions of Jesus and Mary.

Michael Smith

8/10

The dramatic and poignant music during the scenes of Padre Pio's stigmata appearance is deeply moving and evocative.

Sarah Evans

5/10

The music accompanying Padre Pio's moments of healing and prophecy is particularly moving, evoking a sense of wonder and awe at his divine gifts.

Timothy Martinez

4/10

The composition of the soundtrack lacked originality and felt generic, with predictable melodies and instrumentation that did not enhance the viewing experience. It seemed like a missed opportunity to create a unique musical identity for such a powerful and complex story.

Dorothy Green

5/10

The use of choir vocals in the music adds a sense of divinity and reverence to the narrative, enhancing the portrayal of Padre Pio's miraculous abilities.

Betty Johnson

7/10

The haunting melodies during the scenes with the Devil visiting Francesco create a sense of unease and tension that is palpable.

Margaret Walker

5/10

The combination of traditional Italian instrumentation with modern orchestral arrangements creates a unique and immersive listening experience that transports the audience to the heart of the story.

Edward Hall

4/10

The soundtrack for Padre Pio felt disconnected from the emotional depth of the story it was trying to portray. The music failed to capture the spiritual journey and internal struggles of the main character, leaving me feeling detached from the narrative.

Anthony Evans

2/10

The use of music in key emotional moments felt forced and manipulative, taking away from the authenticity of the scenes. Instead of enhancing the impact of Padre Pio's miracles and struggles, the soundtrack often overshadowed the performances and dialogue, making it difficult to fully engage with the characters and their experiences.

Timothy Hernandez

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Padre Pio is a powerful and evocative musical accompaniment that enriches the storytelling and emotional impact of the film.