• Sisters Apart (2020) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.10/10 from 357 votes

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Sisters Apart

Rojda is a young German soldier with Kurdish-Iraqi roots who has lived in Germany since childhood. She is now looking for her mother Ferhat in a Greek refugee camp. When the two finally find each other after so many years apart, they are overjoyed. But their happiness soon fades when Rojda learns that her sister Dilan is still in Iraq. Rojda succeeds in bringing her mother to Germany, but she is unable to reach her sister. When the phone rings and Dilan mentions Kurdish fighters, Rojda is filled with fear. She decides to request a redeployment to Erbil in Iraq so she can find her sister. Once there, Rojda quickly wins the trust of the female fighters. But the more intensely she searches for her sister, the more she becomes caught between the two sides.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Sisters Apart
	Sisters Apart	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	The Green Scarf	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	The Camp	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	Erbil Airport	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	The Old Village	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	Massgraves	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	Convoy Deployment	Florian Tessloff: Performer
	What Would I Do Without You?	Florian Tessloff: Performer

User reviews

George Roberts

5/10

The music in Sisters Apart creates a sense of tension and urgency during the scenes where Rojda is searching for her sister in Iraq, enhancing the suspense and drama of the storyline.

Jennifer Gonzalez

6/10

The emotional impact of the film is heightened by the poignant piano melodies and ethereal vocals in the soundtrack, resonating with the themes of family, sacrifice, and resilience.

William Walker

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Sisters Apart is a powerful and integral part of the film, immersing the audience in Rojda's world and enhancing the emotional impact of her journey to reunite with her family.

Robert Baker

7/10

The soundtrack of Sisters Apart effectively captures the emotional depth of the story, enhancing the viewer's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Ashley Hernandez

9/10

The use of traditional Kurdish-Iraqi music in the soundtrack adds authenticity and depth to the storytelling, creating a powerful connection to the characters' cultural heritage and struggles. The music enhances the atmosphere of the film, immersing the audience in the world of Rojda and her search for her sister Dilan, making the viewing experience truly unforgettable.

Mark Lewis

5/10

The soundtrack of Sisters Apart effectively captures the emotional journey of Rojda, with haunting melodies that convey the longing for family and the struggles of separation.

Dorothy Hall

8/10

The music composition beautifully blends traditional Kurdish and Iraqi elements with modern sounds, creating a unique and immersive listening experience that transports the audience into the heart of Rojda's journey.

Joshua Mitchell

6/10

The use of percussion and strings in the soundtrack conveys the intensity of Rojda's search for her sister, adding a sense of urgency and determination to the narrative.

John Phillips

5/10

The music in Sisters Apart effectively sets the tone for each scene, guiding the audience through Rojda's emotional turmoil and inner conflicts with its evocative compositions.

George Harris

10/10

The soundtrack of Sisters Apart beautifully captures the emotional journey of Rojda and her family reunion. The haunting melodies and poignant lyrics perfectly convey the longing, joy, and heartache experienced by the characters throughout the film.

Andrew Anderson

6/10

The use of traditional Kurdish-Iraqi music in the film's score adds authenticity and depth to the story, bringing a cultural richness to the narrative.

James Harris

6/10

The soundtrack's blending of Western and Middle Eastern musical elements reflects the dual identity of Rojda as a Kurdish-German soldier, highlighting the complexities of her character.

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