• Shopgirl (2005) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Twenty-something native Vermonter Mirabelle Buttersfield, having recently graduated from college, is finding her new life in Los Angeles not quite what she was expecting or hoping. An aspiring artist, she is barely eking out a living working as a clerk at the women's evening gloves counter at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills and thus she can barely make the payments on her massive student loans. She treats her job with a certain distance, often daydreaming as she watches the life of the rich as they shop at the store. She has made no friends, including from among her Saks colleagues, and thus lives a solitary existence, which does not assist in her dealing with her chronic clinical depression.

So it is with some surprise that two men with a romantic interest in her enter her life almost simultaneously. The first is poor slacker Jeremy, who works as an amplifier salesman/font designer. Mirabelle continues dating Jeremy as only a relief to her solitary life, as Jeremy doesn't seem to understand how to treat her in the way she wants. Shortly after meeting Jeremy, she meets the second, wealthy fifty-something Ray Porter, who is the antithesis of Jeremy in almost every respect, including the fact that Ray is unwilling or unable to commit to Mirabelle, about which he is up front to her. To Mirabelle, that lack of commitment from Ray seems to be in name only, and as such she increasingly sees Ray as her boyfriend.

Mirabelle has to decide if a long term future is either in the cards with Jeremy or Ray, which is made all the more complicated by an action by Jeremy to an off the cuff comment that she makes to him.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Shopgirl
	Lily & Parrots	Mark Kozelek: Writer
	Carry Me Ohio	Mark Kozelek: Writer
	Make Like Paper	Mark Kozelek: Writer
	Somewhere in My Heart	Jeff Oakes: Writer The Volebeats: Performer
	Gimme Little Sign	Brenton Wood: Performer Joseph Hooven: Writer
	I Only Want to Be With You	Dusty Springfield: Performer Mike Hawker: Writer
	The Sound Of Settling	Benjamin Gibbard: Writer Death Cab for Cutie: Performer
	Meeting Mirabelle	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	The Magic of Mirabelle	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Little Lonely Star	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Where Is His Number ?	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Coitus Interruptus - Silent Aftermath	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Leapfrog's Inspiration	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	New Awakening	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	The Fairytale Begins	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	I'm From Vermont - Big Magic	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	La Ronde #1 - The Dance Begins	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	La Ronde #2 - The Dance Develops	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Mirabelle Falls In Love	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	La Ronde #3 - The Dance of Three Lovers	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Stately Romance	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Lonely Mirabelle	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Recovering	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	A Broken Trust	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Mirabelle's Story	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	La Ronde #4 - The Frog Becomes a Prince	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Forgiving Ray	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Breaking Up	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Mirabelle Grows Up	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Shopgirl - Main Titles	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Leapfrog's Inspiration	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	I'm From Vermont - Big Magic	Barrington Pheloung: Performer
	Mirabelle's Story	Barrington Pheloung: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Martinez

4/10

Additionally, the soundtrack did not effectively set the tone for the contrasting relationships between Mirabelle, Jeremy, and Ray. The music failed to create a distinct atmosphere for each character, resulting in a lack of depth and emotional connection with the audience. The lack of musical nuance made it difficult to fully engage with the characters' inner struggles and romantic dilemmas.

Nancy Smith

5/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack resonates with Mirabelle's internal battles, particularly her chronic clinical depression.

Susan Miller

7/10

The compositions in the soundtrack are both soothing and haunting, reflecting the bittersweet nature of Mirabelle's relationships with Jeremy and Ray.

Steven Gonzalez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Shopgirl is a poignant and evocative complement to the film's themes of love, loneliness, and personal growth.

Joshua Adams

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Shopgirl is a standout feature of the film, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression with its beautiful melodies.

Thomas Johnson

7/10

Each track evokes a sense of longing and introspection that mirrors Mirabelle's internal struggles, adding depth to the story.

David Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of Shopgirl perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of Mirabelle's journey as a young woman navigating love and loneliness in Los Angeles.

William Young

5/10

The music sets the tone for Mirabelle's isolated and lonely existence, reflecting her struggles with her career and relationships.

Robert Evans

7/10

The soundtrack of Shopgirl perfectly captures the contemplative and emotionally complex atmosphere of the film.

Margaret Lopez

7/10

The music enhances the storytelling by conveying the characters' inner turmoil and conflicting emotions with nuance and sensitivity.

Elizabeth Hall

9/10

The haunting melodies and poignant lyrics resonate with the themes of solitude, longing, and the search for connection, creating a deeply introspective and moving musical experience that enhances the storytelling of the film.

Margaret Parker

8/10

The use of strings in certain pieces enhances the emotional impact of key moments in the film, drawing the audience further into Mirabelle's world.

Patricia Williams

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the contrast between the characters of Jeremy and Ray through its variation in tones and rhythms.

Amanda Baker

1/10

The soundtrack of Shopgirl failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of Mirabelle's character. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the subtlety needed to enhance the story's themes of loneliness and unfulfilled aspirations.

Kenneth Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of Shopgirl perfectly captures the melancholic and introspective mood of the main character, Mirabelle Buttersfield.

Melissa Martin

8/10

The delicate piano melodies in the soundtrack create a poignant backdrop for Mirabelle's journey of self-discovery and romantic dilemmas.

John Mitchell

10/10

Each track immerses the listener in Mirabelle's world, evoking a sense of melancholy, hope, and longing that resonates with anyone who has experienced the challenges of self-discovery and relationships.

Matthew Brown

5/10

The music mirrors Mirabelle's journey of self-discovery and her eventual decision between Jeremy and Ray, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

James Clark

6/10

The use of soft melodies and subtle instrumentals enhances the film's atmosphere, drawing viewers deeper into Mirabelle's world.

John Wright

7/10

The soundtrack's understated elegance complements the film's visuals and dialogue, creating a harmonious audio-visual experience for the audience.

David Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack's incorporation of subtle electronic elements adds a modern touch to the film's overall aesthetic, blending different musical styles seamlessly.

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