• The Bridge of San Luis Rey (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.10/10 from 3700 votes

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Synopsis

In early 18th century Peru, an old Inca rope bridge collapses, plunging five travelers to their deaths in the Andean chasm below. Brother Juniper, who was within minutes of being on the bridge himself, becomes obsessed with discovering how five people of differing class and circumstances came to be on the bridge at that moment. The Catholic friar wants to know if it was mere existential happenstance or part of God's cosmic plan.

After researching the lives of the victims for five years and publishing his findings in a book, he is accused of heresy by the worldly Archbishop of Lima and is put on trial for his life by the Inquisition.

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User reviews

Michael Williams

6/10

The thematic motifs woven throughout the soundtrack mirror the characters' quest for meaning and understanding in the face of tragedy, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

Edward Anderson

9/10

Each musical piece expertly conveys the emotions and tensions of the characters, enhancing the depth and complexity of their individual stories.

Jennifer Harris

5/10

The music effectively builds tension and suspense, keeping the audience engaged and invested in the fateful events leading up to the bridge collapse.

Nancy Miller

5/10

The use of choral arrangements in key scenes elevates the emotional impact of the film, underscoring the spiritual themes of redemption and forgiveness.

John Allen

6/10

Overall, the music of The Bridge of San Luis Rey is a vital and integral part of the film, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in a richly textured world of tragedy and transcendence.

Betty Hernandez

3/10

The music compositions in the film felt repetitive and uninspired, lacking originality and failing to enhance the atmosphere or mood of the scenes.

Donald Lewis

6/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the storytelling, making the characters' struggles and inner turmoil feel palpable and real.

Margaret Davis

6/10

The soundtrack of The Bridge of San Luis Rey perfectly captures the haunting beauty of the Andean landscape, setting the tone for the tragic events that unfold.

Jennifer Young

6/10

The composer's ability to blend classical orchestration with indigenous sounds creates a unique and evocative musical experience that stays with the viewer long after the film has ended.

Margaret Thomas

3/10

The soundtrack of The Bridge of San Luis Rey failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' stories, leaving the audience feeling disconnected from the narrative.

Laura Lewis

6/10

The use of traditional Peruvian instruments in the music adds an authentic touch to the historical setting of the film, immersing the audience in the world of early 18th century Peru.

Paul Green

10/10

The haunting melodies and evocative compositions truly transport the listener to the Andean chasm, creating a powerful connection to the tragic events unfolding on the fateful bridge.

Edward Johnson

9/10

The soundtrack of The Bridge of San Luis Rey beautifully captures the essence of the dramatic and mysterious storyline set in early 18th century Peru.

Richard Martin

6/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range, from quiet contemplative moments to intense dramatic crescendos, mirrors the emotional journey of the characters as they grapple with fate and faith.

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