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Rating: 6.90/10 from 981 votes
Tags: best, african american interest, urban policy
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Synopsis

Rat Film is a documentary that explores the relationship between humans and rats in Baltimore, Maryland. The film delves into the history of rat control in the city, as well as the social and economic factors that contribute to the rat population.

Through interviews with residents, exterminators, and scientists, Rat Film examines how rats have adapted to urban environments and the impact they have on communities. The film also touches on issues of race, class, and inequality, highlighting how certain neighborhoods are disproportionately affected by rat infestations.

Director Theo Anthony uses a mix of archival footage, animation, and interviews to create a thought-provoking and visually engaging film. Rat Film challenges viewers to reconsider their perceptions of rats and the ways in which society deals with pest control.

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Play Title Artist
Rat Film
Carried Me With You
I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away
Here Comes Elastigirl - Elastigirl's Theme
Remember Me (Dúo)
Ride (feat. Gary Clark Jr.)
Unforgettable
Roar - From "Monsters University"/Soundtrack Version
Touch The Sky - From "Brave"/Soundtrack
Collision of Worlds - From "Cars 2"/Soundtrack Version
We Belong Together
The World Was Full Of Wonder
A Little Magic
New Ian
Wish I Could Spend The Day With You
Dance Fight
Sacrifice
Share My Life With Him
Dad
Magic Returns
The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy
Operation Pull Toy
Parting Gifts & New Horizons
Episode 2
Consider Yourselves Undermined!
Diggin' the New Digs
Elastigirl Is Back
Incredits 2
Un Poco Loco
La Llorona
Recuérdame (Reencuentro)
El Latido de mi Corazón
Will He Shoemaker?
Coco - Día de los Muertos Suite
When All Your Friends Are Gone / Crash
Victory Lane
Finding Dory (Main Title)
Lost at Sea
...Shells
Quite a View
Homestead - From "The Good Dinosaur" Score
Goodbye Spot - From "The Good Dinosaur" Score
Arlo Makes His Mark - From "The Good Dinosaur" Score
Bundle of Joy
Nomanisone Island/National Movers
Free Skating
Tears of Joy
Joy Turns to Sadness/A Growing Personality
The Joy of Credits
Main Title - From "Monsters University"/Score
Rise and Shine - From "Monsters University"/Score
Mike and Sulley - From "Monsters University"/Score
Into The Open Air - From "Brave"/Soundtrack
Learn Me Right
Fate And Destiny - From "Brave"/Score
Merida's Home - From "Brave"/Score
You Might Think - From "Cars 2"/Soundtrack Version
Turbo Transmission - From "Cars 2"/Score
It's Finn McMissile! - From "Cars 2"/Score
You've Got a Friend in Me (para el Buzz Español)
Sunnyside

User reviews

Charles Evans
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Rat Film is a standout element that effectively enhances the storytelling and themes of the documentary, making it a memorable viewing experience.

Charles Hall
5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from fear to empathy, demonstrates the skillful curation of music to enhance the narrative of Rat Film.

Sarah White
6/10

The soundtrack of Rat Film effectively captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the documentary, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

George Thomas
6/10

The use of ambient sounds and electronic music in the soundtrack creates a sense of tension and unease, perfectly complementing the themes of urban decay and social inequality explored in the film.

Emily Smith
8/10

The soundtrack of Rat Film perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the documentary, enhancing the viewer's immersion into the world of Baltimore's rat population. The use of experimental electronic music, ambient sounds, and discordant tones creates a sense of tension and unease that complements the film's subject matter.

Michael Hill
5/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the visuals and narrative of the documentary, enhancing the overall cohesion of the film and contributing to its impact on the audience.

Paul Smith
6/10

The incorporation of field recordings and experimental soundscapes adds an immersive quality to the soundtrack, immersing the audience in the gritty reality of Baltimore's rat problem.

Elizabeth Evans
7/10

The eclectic mix of musical styles and textures in the soundtrack of Rat Film adds depth and complexity to the storytelling, effectively conveying the multifaceted nature of the human-rat relationship in Baltimore. From haunting melodies to jarring rhythms, the music mirrors the social and economic factors at play, enriching the viewer's understanding of the issues explored in the documentary.