• Silent Tongue (1993) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.30/10 from 1300 votes

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Title in Español:

New Mexico 1873 - Die Rache der Indianerin

Synopsis

Silent Tongue

It's 1873, Indian Territory. Talbot Roe is going mad with grief over losing his Indian wife, Awbonnie. In an effort to save him, his father, Prescott Roe, seeks to purchase the dead wife's sister, Velada, from the same travelling carnival he acquired Awbonnie.

The girls' father, carnival master Eamon McCree, is willing to do business, but her stepbrother, Reeves, protests, putting an end to the negotiation. Desperate, Prescott kidnaps Velada and promises her the means to be rid of her father in return for comforting Talbot out of his obsession.

In Talbot's madness, he guards his wife's corpse, preventing her from passing to the beyond. As a result, Awbonnie's ghost begins haunting and cursing everyone involved in the transaction of selling her as a wife.

Meanwhile, Reeves and Eamon search the prairie for Velada. Drunken Eamon several times wants to turn back and leave his daughter to her own devices, but Reeves refuses. At the site of a hunting party of Indians, Eamon panics and loses his mount. Reeves continues the search alone, leaving behind the drunk, rapist father who only cared for himself, with whom he has always been disgusted.

Meanwhile, the other carnival members pack up and head back east, glad to be rid of the unreasonable carnival master. At the gravesite, Talbot is distrustful of everyone who tries to separate him from Awbonnie's corpse. Her angry ghost causes a commotion with runaway horses and Prescott manages to throw what's left of the corpse on the fire.

As soon as he does, Talbot seems to come to his senses, and Velada sees Awbonnie's spirit appear in the flames, finally at peace. Talbot and Prescott are able to walk away from the gravesite somewhat resigned to Awbonnie's death, and Velada presumably collects the horses and gold from her agreement with Prescott.

Eamon is eventually captured by Indians and looks to be headed for an ill-fated ending.

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User reviews

Betty King

8/10

The music effectively underscores the supernatural elements of the story, enhancing the ghostly presence of Awbonnie and adding a chilling layer to the narrative.

Patricia Hall

6/10

The soundtrack of Silent Tongue succeeded in immersing me fully into the world of the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Ronald King

7/10

The use of traditional Native American instruments in the soundtrack gives the film an authentic and immersive feel, enhancing the setting of Indian Territory in 1873.

Daniel Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack of Silent Tongue effectively underscored the tension and suspense in key scenes, keeping me on the edge of my seat.

Amanda Robinson

5/10

The fusion of different musical styles in the soundtrack reflected the diverse cultural influences present in the film's narrative.

Joshua Thomas

5/10

Overall, the music in Silent Tongue was a powerful and integral part of the film, elevating its emotional impact and leaving a lasting impression.

Lisa Rodriguez

7/10

The haunting and atmospheric music in Silent Tongue perfectly captures the eerie and tragic tone of the film, adding depth to the storyline.

Thomas Jackson

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Silent Tongue was a masterful composition that enhanced the emotional depth of the film and left a lasting impression on me.

Kenneth Martinez

8/10

The haunting vocals in certain tracks create a sense of unease and tension, heightening the suspense and drama in key scenes.

Anthony Young

5/10

The haunting vocals woven into the music created a haunting and ethereal quality that stayed with me long after the movie ended.

Jennifer Martinez

5/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the score enhanced the tragic themes of loss and grief portrayed in the movie.

Dorothy Garcia

9/10

The use of traditional instruments and haunting vocals added a layer of authenticity to the music, transporting me to the setting of 1873 Indian Territory and immersing me in the story.

Charles Taylor

2/10

The soundtrack of Silent Tongue failed to capture the emotional depth and intensity of the storyline. The music felt disjointed and out of place, failing to enhance the haunting and tragic atmosphere of the film.

Kimberly Martinez

8/10

The soundtrack's blend of orchestral arrangements and traditional indigenous sounds creates a unique and captivating listening experience that complements the visuals on screen.

Mark Martin

4/10

The score lacked cohesiveness and failed to create a memorable musical backdrop for the characters' turmoil and struggles. It felt like an afterthought rather than a vital component of the storytelling, leaving a disconnect between the audience and the on-screen events.

Richard Turner

10/10

The haunting and ethereal melodies of the Silent Tongue soundtrack perfectly captured the dark and mysterious atmosphere of the film. Each note seemed to linger in the air, creating a sense of unease and tension that kept me on the edge of my seat.

Elizabeth Evans

8/10

The emotional melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of sorrow and grief, mirroring the characters' struggles and inner turmoil throughout the movie.

Thomas Robinson

5/10

The music in Silent Tongue was a character in itself, subtly guiding the audience through the complex emotions of the characters.

John Scott

7/10

The compositions in Silent Tongue showcase a great attention to detail and craftsmanship, enhancing the overall quality of the film and elevating the viewing experience.

Betty Lopez

5/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack were beautifully composed, adding a cinematic grandeur to the storytelling.

Timothy Mitchell

8/10

The music in Silent Tongue lingers with you long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impact and contributing to the overall emotional resonance of the story.