• The Edge of Seventeen (2016) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 141000 votes

Tags: adolescence, coming of age film, depressed teen, suicide talk

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Synopsis

In October 2015, Nadine Franklin, a high school junior in the suburbs of Portland, confides to her school teacher Mr. Bruner that she plans to commit suicide. Nadine narrates her life so far: By age seven, differences between Nadine and her more popular older brother Darian are already obvious. Nadine has a tempestuous relationship with her overly dramatic and image conscious mother Mona who seems to favor her brother, while Nadine's father, Tom is the only immediate member she feels close to. At age 13, Nadine is buoyed by her relationships with her best friend Krista and her father. Nadine's father suffers a fatal heart attack while driving. As a result of her father's death, Nadine's life turns upside down.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Edge of Seventeen
	Who I Thought You Were	Santigold: Writer Santigold: Performer
	Ballroom Blitz	Mike Chapman: Writer The Struts: Performer
	You May Be Right	Billy Joel: Writer Billy Joel: Performer
	Don't Go There	Giggs: Performer
	Trouble	Cage the Elephant: Performer Brad Shultz: Writer
	Eye In The Sky	Alan Parsons: Writer
	Go It Alone
	Am I Wrong
	Bad Decisions
	Can't Do Without You
	Psycho
	People Help the People
	Save Me
	Genghis Khan
	Angel's Serenade
	Circus Theme 2
	True
	Don't You Wait
	Lights & Music
	Somebody Else
	When They Fight, They Fight
	Snakes
	Bitter Seed
	When I'm Small
	Big Jet Plane
	To Build a Home
	Who I Thought You Were (Santigold)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Ballroom Blitz (The Struts)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Am I Wrong (Anderson Paak, feat. ScHoolboy Q)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Bad Decisions (Two Door Cinema Club)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Psycho (A$AP Ferg)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Save Me (Aimee Mann)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Genghis Khan (Mike Snow)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Don't You Wait (Cloves)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	The Dickhead Song (Miles Betterman)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Somebody Else (The 1975)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	When They Fight They Fight (Generationals)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Hard Luck (Black Pistol Fire)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	When I'm Small (Phantogram)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Big Jet Plane (Angus and Julia Stone)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	To Build a Home (The Cinematic Orchestra)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Sky on Fire (Eo17 Remix) (Handsome Poets)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Ghost in the Wind (Birdy)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	Nadine's Theme (Atli Orvarsson)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer
	The Hug (Atli Orvarsson)	Atli Örvarsson: Performer

User reviews

Robert Moore

4/10

The songs selected for key moments in the film did not resonate with me, and I felt that they missed the opportunity to elevate the storytelling to a new level. Instead of adding depth and complexity to the scenes, the music often felt like an afterthought, detracting from the overall viewing experience.

Linda Lopez

5/10

Overall, the musical choices in The Edge of Seventeen contribute significantly to the film's emotional depth and authenticity, leaving a lasting impact on viewers long after the credits roll.

Elizabeth Johnson

7/10

Each song in the soundtrack is carefully chosen to reflect the different stages of Nadine's life and the emotions she experiences, adding layers of depth to the narrative and character development.

Linda Perez

6/10

The melancholic melodies in some of the songs evoke a sense of sadness and introspection, mirroring Nadine's feelings of isolation and despair throughout the film.

Joseph Nelson

6/10

The music serves as a powerful storytelling device, heightening the audience's emotional investment in Nadine's character development and struggles with self-identity.

Kenneth Martinez

5/10

The soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen effectively conveys the complexities of adolescent relationships, family dynamics, and personal growth through its carefully curated musical accompaniment.

Jennifer Young

1/10

While I appreciate the emotional depth and rawness of the themes portrayed in The Edge of Seventeen, I found the soundtrack to be lacking in originality and impact. The music choices felt cliché and predictable, failing to enhance the emotional journey of the characters.

Elizabeth Parker

10/10

The use of music in the film enhances the storytelling, creating a powerful connection between the audience and Nadine's struggles, making the viewing experience incredibly immersive and engaging.

Michelle White

5/10

The use of indie and alternative tracks in the soundtrack adds a modern and relatable feel to the movie, reflecting the teenage angst and confusion portrayed in the plot.

Melissa Wright

7/10

The soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the main character, Nadine Franklin, as she navigates the challenges of adolescence and loss.

Mark Davis

9/10

Each song in the soundtrack seems to have been carefully selected to evoke specific emotions, adding depth and richness to the already compelling narrative of The Edge of Seventeen.

Thomas Thompson

1/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen as I believe it could have been a powerful tool to enhance the emotional impact of the story, but unfortunately fell short in execution.

Mark Anderson

6/10

The soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster experienced by the main character, Nadine, from the highs of friendship to the lows of loss and loneliness.

Melissa Lopez

8/10

The music in the film enhances the storytelling by creating a powerful connection between the audience and Nadine's inner turmoil, making her journey even more relatable and impactful.

Mary Parker

6/10

The music choices in the film effectively enhance the storytelling, creating a deep connection between the audience and Nadine's inner struggles.

Dorothy Taylor

5/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of artists and genres, providing a rich tapestry of musical styles that complement the various moods and themes explored in the movie.

Melissa Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of the film strikes a delicate balance between heartwarming moments of connection and heart-wrenching instances of loss, mirroring the bittersweet realities of growing up.

Paul Thompson

8/10

The variety of music genres in the soundtrack adds richness and texture to the overall viewing experience, allowing the audience to immerse themselves fully in Nadine's world and emotional journey.

Mary Miller

8/10

The soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen not only complements the film's narrative beautifully but also stands on its own as a collection of evocative and emotionally resonant songs that can be enjoyed independently.

Linda Baker

5/10

The songs selected for key moments in the film are poignant and impactful, underscoring the intense emotions and pivotal scenes in Nadine's coming-of-age journey.

Steven Wright

9/10

The soundtrack of The Edge of Seventeen perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the protagonist's life, from the highs of friendship and love to the lows of loss and loneliness.

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