• The Family Fang (2015) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 10000 votes

Tags: friar lawrence character, macabre art, controversial artist, conceptual art

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Title in Español:

Die gesammelten Peinlichkeiten unserer Eltern in der Reihenfolge ihrer Erstaufführung

Synopsis

Annie and Baxter, the adult children of the controversial husband and wife conceptual performance art couple famous for their quirky macabre public performances, have never got over the fact that their parents kept using them during their childhood in their often gory and disturbing satirical public performances. They often clash with their now elderly parents over this and blame them for their problems in their adult life.

However, the two become worried when they're told by the police that their parents have gone missing during their trip outside of town. The brother considers the possibility that something horrible might have happened to them, but the sister is convinced that it's just another one of their stupid games or twisted conceptual performances. She convinces him that they should go and look for them themselves.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Family Fang
	I've Seen All Good People: A. Your Move. B. All Good People	Jon Anderson: Writer Yes: Performer
	Namaste	Beastie Boys: Performer Adam Horovitz: Writer
	Symphony No. 9 in D Minor , Op. 125: Choral: III Adagio E Cantabile	Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer London Symphony Orchestra: Performer
	Song for Sunshine	Belle & Sebastian: Writer
	Sister Samantha	Geoff Gallegos: Writer
	Around The Campfire	Selectracks: Performer
	Symphony No. 7 in A Major Op. 92: IV. Allegro con brio	Ludwig van Beethoven: Composer London Symphony Orchestra: Performer
	Piano Concerto No. 5 in E Flat Major Op. 73 - 'Emperor': 1. Allegro	Ludwig van Beethoven: Composer Vladimir Ashkenazy: Performer
	Teddy Bear For Solo Piano	Geoff Gallegos: Writer
	Teddy Bear	Geoff Gallegos: Writer
	Piano Concerto NO. 5 in E Flat Major Op. 73 - Emperor: 2. Adagio Un Poco Mosso	Ludwig van Beethoven: Writer Vladimir Ashkenazy: Performer
	Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning	Dinah Washington: Performer

User reviews

Margaret Turner

6/10

The use of unconventional instruments and experimental sounds in the soundtrack adds an extra layer of depth to the film, reflecting the eccentricity and unconventional nature of the family at the center of the narrative. It creates a sense of unease and unpredictability that keeps the audience engaged throughout the movie.

Emily Jones

7/10

The use of unconventional instruments and experimental sounds in the music mirrors the avant-garde nature of the parents' performance art, creating a unique auditory experience for the audience.

Karen White

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Family Fang is a masterful complement to the film's themes and narrative, elevating the viewing experience with its evocative and immersive musical compositions.

William Adams

10/10

The soundtrack of The Family Fang perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film. The haunting melodies and dissonant tones create a sense of unease that mirrors the complex relationship between the characters and their controversial parents.

Joseph Miller

8/10

The emotional depth portrayed in the musical score enhances the complex family dynamics depicted in the film, providing a powerful backdrop for the characters' inner struggles and conflicts.

Richard Martin

7/10

The haunting and eerie tone of the soundtrack perfectly captures the unsettling atmosphere of the film, adding an extra layer of tension to the story.

Robert Harris

5/10

Overall, The Family Fang's soundtrack is a standout element of the film, providing a haunting and memorable backdrop that complements the story's themes of family dysfunction and artistic expression. It enhances the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Kenneth Thomas

10/10

The music adds depth and emotion to the story, enhancing the tension between Annie and Baxter as they navigate their troubled past and uncertain present. The score effectively conveys the mix of fear, confusion, and dark humor that permeates the film, drawing the audience deeper into the siblings' emotional journey.

Donald Lewis

8/10

The way the music builds and crescendos during key moments in the story helps to intensify the suspense and drama, keeping the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats throughout the film.

Steven Brown

5/10

The Family Fang's soundtrack effectively captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the film, enhancing the tension and mystery surrounding the disappearance of the parents. The music sets the tone perfectly for the dark themes and complex family dynamics presented in the story.

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