• Please Give (2010) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.60/10 from 12000 votes

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Synopsis

Two families, sort of neighbours in Manhattan, cross paths as they navigate marriage, parenthood of a teen, ennui, a first date, and end-of-life care.

Rebecca and Mary are sisters; their cranky 91-year-old grandmother's neighbours, Kate and Alex, run an upscale retro-furniture business, and will expand into her flat after she dies.

Rebecca is quiet, without a boyfriend until a patient at the clinic where she works introduces her grandson. Mary is acerbic, stung by a recent breakup. Kate looks for meaning in her life, wondering if she should volunteer. Alex, too, is at loose ends. Their daughter, Abby, has zits and teenage moods.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Please Give
	Tones of Meditation	Clinton Rusich: Writer
	Sparkling Sunrise	Ryan Farish: Writer
	Nature Walk	Ryan Farish: Writer
	Bolivar Blues	Thelonious Monk: Writer Thelonious Monk: Performer
	The Story I Heard	Blind Pilot: Performer
	La Rejouissance	Larry Groupé: Writer
	Scrabblefade	Tim LeFebvre: Writer Tim LeFebvre: Performer
	Monk's Dream	Thelonious Monk: Writer Thelonious Monk: Performer
	Oh Mighty Engine!	Neil Halstead: Writer Neil Halstead: Performer
	Opening	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Awkward Ride	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Beauty Aisle	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Meet the Neighbors	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	The Apartment	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	How's the Cake?	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Fall	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	It's a Date	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Leaves Changing	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Old Furniture	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Suspect Behavior	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Kiss	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Stroll	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	What's Wrong?	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Farewell	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Sisters	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	No One's Going Back	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	The Vase	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	Mirror	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	How's the Cake?	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	It's a Date	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	What's Wrong?	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer
	No One's Going Back	Marcelo Zarvos: Performer

User reviews

Mark Brown

6/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the film, providing a poignant backdrop to the characters' individual journeys through marriage, parenthood, ennui, and self-discovery.

Ashley Carter

5/10

The choice of songs in key moments of the film adds a sense of nostalgia and melancholy, resonating with the themes of loss, love, and existential questions explored in Please Give.

James Hernandez

1/10

The soundtrack of Please Give felt disconnected from the emotional depth of the characters' stories, failing to enhance or underscore the pivotal moments in the film.

Michelle Taylor

6/10

The soundtrack of Please Give perfectly captures the complexities and intricacies of everyday life in Manhattan, reflecting the intertwined stories of two families with diverse struggles and desires.

Betty Smith

4/10

The musical choices in the soundtrack lacked originality and failed to create a unique atmosphere for the film, feeling generic and uninspired.

Ronald White

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Please Give serves as a powerful narrative tool, enhancing the storytelling and eliciting a range of emotions from the audience, making it a vital component of the film's overall impact.

James Young

6/10

The soundtrack successfully conveys the bittersweet nature of life and relationships, mirroring the characters' struggles with aging, identity, and the search for meaning in their lives.

Carol Brown

5/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the nuances of the characters' personalities and relationships, enriching the viewing experience by immersing the audience in the emotional landscapes of the film.

Donald Martinez

5/10

The music in Please Give strikes a delicate balance between melancholy and hope, underscoring the universal themes of human connection, empathy, and the complexities of moral dilemmas.

Thomas Green

6/10

The use of instrumental pieces in the soundtrack effectively conveys the inner thoughts and feelings of the characters, adding a layer of introspection and depth to the storytelling.

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