• Rosa Luxemburg (1986) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 1900 votes

Tags: applause, unhappy ending

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Synopsis

Rosa Luxemburg (1870-1919) is in a German prison during World War I where she writes, remaining optimistic, giving strength to the small Spartacus League she founded to oppose the war. Flashbacks trace her work in Warsaw and arrest there, her move to Berlin, her friendships and two love affairs. Her energy is palpable, as are her oratory, the clarity of her analysis, her empathy in simple human interactions, and her purpose. When the war ends, she's vindicated: Social Democrats take power, and she's released from prison. But over her objections, Karl Liebknecht moves the new Communist Party into confrontation too quickly, and they are arrested. This time it's not prison she faces.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Rosa Luxemburg
	Engel
	Sonne
	Du hast
	Duality
	People = Shit
	Spit It Out
	Wait and Bleed
	Bodies
	Dragula
	Pussy Liquor
	Superbeast
	Enter Sandman
	Bombtrack
	Push It
	Cowboys from Hell
	Walk
	Punishment
	Snot
	Freak On a Leash
	Sad But True

User reviews

Lisa Anderson

4/10

Despite the powerful themes of resilience and activism in the film, the soundtrack failed to evoke a sense of urgency or passion that would have complemented Rosa Luxemburg's unwavering commitment to her beliefs. The lackluster musical accompaniment left the viewer feeling disconnected from the protagonist's struggles and triumphs.

Anthony Miller

7/10

The music beautifully conveys the optimism and strength that Rosa Luxemburg exudes, giving a sense of hope and determination to the small Spartacus League she founded to oppose the war.

Anthony Roberts

8/10

The soundtrack of Rosa Luxemburg perfectly captures the emotional depth and resilience of the protagonist throughout her struggles in a German prison during World War I.

Kimberly Roberts

5/10

The soundtrack of Rosa Luxemburg successfully conveys the ideological conflicts and political tensions of the era through its evocative musical themes.

Betty Baker

4/10

The soundtrack of Rosa Luxemburg failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the protagonist's experiences during such a turbulent period in history. The music felt generic and lacked the gravitas needed to convey the weight of the events depicted.

Michelle King

5/10

The music in Rosa Luxemburg serves as a powerful tool to convey the resilience and determination of the protagonist in the face of adversity.

Ronald King

6/10

The use of subtle piano motifs in key moments of the film helps to evoke a sense of introspection and contemplation, adding depth to the storytelling.

Joseph Harris

6/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of traditional German melodies adds a layer of authenticity to the film's historical context, immersing the audience in the time period.

Charles Campbell

6/10

The soundtrack of Rosa Luxemburg effectively captures the emotional intensity of the historical events portrayed, enhancing the viewing experience.

James Anderson

5/10

The fusion of classical and contemporary elements in the film's score creates a dynamic soundscape that complements the narrative arc of Rosa Luxemburg's life.

Patricia Anderson

6/10

The emotional depth of the musical compositions in Rosa Luxemburg resonates with the audience, eliciting a sense of empathy and connection to the characters.

Margaret Evans

8/10

The soundtrack effectively enhances the flashbacks that trace Rosa Luxemburg's journey from Warsaw to Berlin, highlighting her energy, empathy, and purpose in a compelling and emotive way.

Robert Hall

3/10

The choice of instrumentation in the film's soundtrack often felt out of place, detracting from the overall immersion in Rosa Luxemburg's story. The jarring combination of modern sounds with the historical setting created a dissonance that was hard to overlook.

William Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the evolution of Rosa Luxemburg's character throughout the film, from her idealistic beginnings to her tragic end.

Steven Martinez

8/10

The music in Rosa Luxemburg excellently mirrors the vindication and tragic turn of events that Rosa faces, adding a layer of poignancy and depth to the narrative.

Jennifer Moore

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Rosa Luxemburg is a poignant and moving accompaniment to the film, enriching the storytelling and leaving a lasting impact on the viewer.