Saezuru Tori Wa Habatakanai: The Clouds Gather Soundtrack (

Synopsis

Yashiro is the young leader of Shinseikai and the president of the Shinseikai Enterprise, but like so many powerful men, he leads a double life as a deviant and a masochist. Doumeki Chikara comes to work as a bodyguard for him and, although Yashiro had decided that he would never lay a hand on his own men, he finds there's something about Doumeki that he can't resist. Yashiro makes advances toward Doumeki, but Doumeki has mysterious reasons for denying. Yashiro, who abuses his power just to abuse himself, and Doumeki, who faithfully obeys his every command, begin the tumultuous affair of two men with songs in their hearts and no wings to fly.

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Saezuru Tori Wa Habatakanai: The Clouds Gather

User reviews

Nancy Gonzalez
5/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the mood for the storyline, creating a sense of tension and passion that keeps the audience engaged.

Michael Turner
6/10

The haunting melodies and melancholic undertones in certain tracks evoke a sense of longing and desire, mirroring the characters' inner conflicts.

Ronald Lopez
6/10

The combination of orchestral pieces and electronic elements in the music adds a modern touch to the overall ambiance of the film.

John Garcia
5/10

The use of different musical themes and motifs helps to convey the psychological complexity of Yashiro and Doumeki's relationship.

Nancy Robinson
9/10

The use of melodies and arrangements in the soundtrack perfectly mirrors the inner turmoil and conflicting desires of Yashiro and Doumeki. The music conveys a sense of longing, desire, and vulnerability, adding depth and complexity to the characters' interactions.

Richard Wright
6/10

The music enhances the emotional intensity of the scenes, adding depth and nuance to the characters' inner struggles.

John Williams
1/10

The choice of instrumentation and arrangements in the soundtrack did not complement the dark and twisted nature of the story. Instead of enhancing the atmosphere of the film, the music felt out of place and at times even distracting, failing to create a cohesive audio-visual experience for the audience.