• Stigmata (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Stigmata is a story about a priest from the Vatican who is sent to Sao Paulo, Brazil to investigate the appearance of the face of the Virgin Mary on the side of a building.

While in Brazil, he learns about a statue of the Virgin Mary bleeding tears in a small town outside of the city.

Meanwhile, in the U.S., a young woman begins to show signs of stigmata, the wounds of Christ.

The priest from the Vatican connects with her and takes care of her as she is increasingly afflicted by the stigmata.

Her ranting and raving eventually starts to make sense to the priest, who begins to question what his religion has stood for for the last 1900 years.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Stigmata
	Mary Mary (Stigmatic Mix)	Chumbawamba: Performer Danbert Nobacon: Writer
	Cosmic Angel	Michael Heinkel: Writer
	Gramarye	Shelby Tate: Writer
	All Is Full of Love
	Now Is the Time (The Crystal Method Y2Kaos Mix)
	The Pretty Things Are Going to Hell
	Release
	Inertia Creeps
	Identify
	"Mary Mary" (Stigmatic Mix) - Chumbawamba	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"Gramarye" - Remy Zero	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"All Is Full Of Love" - Bjork	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell" - David Bowie	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"Release" (Edit) - Afro Celt Sound System	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"Inertia Creeps" - Massive Attack	Billy Corgan: Performer
	"Identify" - Natalie Imbruglia	Billy Corgan: Performer
	identify (dust) / 1,000,000 voices	Billy Corgan: Performer
	pop pop / await / reflect (pretty)	Billy Corgan: Performer
	reflect (clouds) / truth	Billy Corgan: Performer
	of square waves / random though	Billy Corgan: Performer
	reflection / possession	Billy Corgan: Performer
	reflect (gray) / of sine waves	Billy Corgan: Performer
	distrbnce (after sckhausen) / reflect (pause) / orah	Billy Corgan: Performer
	sustain / identify (affectation)	Billy Corgan: Performer
	all answers revealed / reflect (devotion)	Billy Corgan: Performer
	purge / 10,000,000 voices / reflect (purity) / identify (peace)	Billy Corgan: Performer
	reflect (time) / tree whispers	Billy Corgan: Performer
	Stigmata	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Subway Attack	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Aramaic Script	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Francis of Assisi	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Gospel Commission	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Evil & Franki's Rebirth	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Lost Scroll	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Smells Like Jasmine	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Why Do I Get Stigmata?	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	She Is Just A Messenger	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	A Man on the Mission	Elia Cmiral: Performer
	Evil & Franki's Rebirth	Elia Cmiral: Performer

User reviews

Jennifer Garcia

10/10

The soundtrack of Stigmata is a hauntingly beautiful masterpiece that perfectly captures the eerie and spiritual essence of the movie.

Melissa Turner

7/10

The use of Latin chanting in the soundtrack adds an authentic and spiritual layer to the music, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the film.

Andrew Brown

8/10

The pulsating rhythms and percussive elements in certain tracks of the soundtrack enhance the tension and suspense of pivotal scenes in the movie.

Anthony Williams

10/10

The combination of traditional Latin chants, modern electronic elements, and ethereal vocals creates a unique and immersive listening experience that stays with you long after the movie ends.

Richard Allen

7/10

The dramatic orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack effectively convey the emotional intensity of the characters' struggles and revelations.

Donald Adams

8/10

The evocative use of choir vocals in the soundtrack elevates key moments in the film, adding a sense of grandeur and awe to the storytelling.

Paul Thomas

7/10

The Stigmata soundtrack is a masterful blend of traditional and contemporary musical elements that heightens the emotional impact of the film, making it a memorable and immersive listening experience.

Joshua Thomas

6/10

Timothy Harris

7/10

The hauntingly beautiful melodies in the Stigmata soundtrack perfectly capture the mysterious and supernatural elements of the story.

Ronald Clark

7/10

The soundtrack's seamless blending of different musical genres creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience that mirrors the diverse themes of the movie.

Jennifer Smith

7/10

The seamless integration of electronic sounds and ambient textures in the soundtrack gives a modern and edgy twist to the overall musical composition, creating a unique sonic landscape.

Robert White

7/10

The melancholic piano melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of introspection and contemplation, resonating with the characters' inner turmoil and existential questioning.

Sarah Thomas

10/10

The music creates a sense of unease and mystery, drawing the listener into the supernatural world portrayed in the film.

Donna King

10/10

Each track is expertly composed to evoke emotions of fear, awe, and contemplation, enhancing the storytelling and deepening the viewer's connection to the characters.

Steven Wilson

8/10

The incorporation of traditional Brazilian music elements in the soundtrack adds a unique cultural richness to the music, reflecting the film's setting in Sao Paulo, Brazil.