• The Last Days (1998) Soundtrack OST •

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The Last Days

Five Jewish Hungarians, now U.S. citizens, tell their stories: before March, 1944, when Nazis began to exterminate Hungarian Jews, months in concentration camps, and visiting childhood homes more than 50 years later. An historian, a Sonderkommando, a doctor who experimented on Auschwitz prisoners, and US soldiers who were part of the liberation in April, 1945, also comment.

Most telling are details: Renée packing her bathing suit, Irene swallowing the diamonds her mother gave her to buy bread, Alice's memorial for her sister Klara, Bill escaping police by jumping into a line of Jews going to Buchenwald, and Tom told by a US soldier to have "all the damn bananas and oranges you can eat."

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Last Days
	Czardas Princess Highlights Overture	Emmerich Kálmán: Writer
	The Wonder Of America	John Barry: Performer
	Into New York	John Barry: Performer
	Elis Island	John Barry: Performer
	Never Have I Felt So Free	John Barry: Performer
	The Lower East Side	John Barry: Performer
	The Automobile, The Telephone, The Skyscraper	John Barry: Performer
	The Subway	John Barry: Performer
	The Subway Ride	John Barry: Performer
	Coney Island	John Barry: Performer
	Up To The Sky	John Barry: Performer
	Flight Over New York	John Barry: Performer
	Central Park	John Barry: Performer
	Times Square And Broadway	John Barry: Performer
	Scary Night In The Park	John Barry: Performer
	A New Day Will Come	John Barry: Performer
	Searching	John Barry: Performer
	Welcome To America, Welcome To New York	John Barry: Performer
	Across The Sea Of Time	John Barry: Performer
	Prologue	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Sacrifice	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Parade	Peter Bateman: Performer
	March of The Consecrated	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Barbarians	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Ariadne Visits / March To The Scaffold	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Stealing A Kiss	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Falling Floors	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Chased by the Athenians	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Traitor / First Kill	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Entry Into The Garden	Peter Bateman: Performer
	A Beast Among Them	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Black Out / Mixed Emotions	Peter Bateman: Performer
	New Resolve / Gruesome Offering	Peter Bateman: Performer
	We Must Kill The Demon	Peter Bateman: Performer
	The Minotaur Chases Calisto	Peter Bateman: Performer
	The Plan Goes Wrong	Peter Bateman: Performer
	A Proper Greek Burial	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Searching The Labyrinth	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Confronting The Minotaur	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Showdown / Rescuing Ariadne	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Sneaking Through the Palace	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Swordfight With Talos	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Beheading The Minotaur	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Fleeing Kaptara	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Parted By the Sea	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Back To Athens	Peter Bateman: Performer
	Julia	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Your Turn	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	It's a GPS, Isn't It?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	We're There!	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Entering the Subway System	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Run!	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	This is Where You Leave Me	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	What's My Name?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	The First To Go	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	There's Something Going On	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	What if i Miss?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Open the Door!	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Breeding Like Idiots	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	This is How it Ends	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Even the Rain	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	If She's Still Alive	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Let's Build a Fire	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	The Hunt	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	You Think This is It?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	On Hostile Ground	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Assault on the Supermarket	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Stepping Outside	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Agoraphobia	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Tomorrow-Morrow	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	It's a GPS, Isn't It?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	We're There!	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	What's My Name?	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	There's Something Going On	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	If She's Still Alive	Fernando Velázquez: Performer
	Let's Build a Fire	Fernando Velázquez: Performer

User reviews

Laura Perez

8/10

The composition of the soundtrack is masterfully crafted to elicit a range of emotions, from heartbreak to hope, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer.

Donna Miller

8/10

The use of traditional Jewish music in the soundtrack adds an authentic layer of cultural richness to the storytelling, enhancing the audience's connection to the survivors' narratives.

Ashley Young

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Days is a poignant and moving accompaniment to the powerful narratives shared by the interviewees, elevating the documentary to a deeply affecting and memorable piece of cinema.

Karen Walker

9/10

The haunting melodies of The Last Days soundtrack beautifully capture the emotional depth of the stories shared by Five Jewish Hungarians. Each note resonates with the pain, resilience, and hope of those who survived the horrors of the Holocaust.

Paul King

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the passage of time, from the pre-war innocence to the horrors of the concentration camps, through its use of evolving musical themes.

William Davis

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Days is a poignant and evocative accompaniment to the powerful stories shared in the film, leaving a lasting impact on the listener.

Thomas Mitchell

5/10

The haunting vocals in certain tracks add a layer of depth and raw emotion to the storytelling, emphasizing the personal journeys of the survivors.

Donald Garcia

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to draw listeners into the personal stories of the survivors is truly remarkable, making it a standout feature of the film.

Margaret Young

8/10

The musical score effectively underscores the resilience and strength of the survivors, providing a powerful backdrop to their testimonies of survival and endurance.

Edward Gonzalez

1/10

The soundtrack of The Last Days failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the stories being told. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the gravitas necessary to convey the horrors of the Holocaust.

David Thompson

5/10

The crescendos in the score intensify the emotional moments, evoking a sense of urgency and desperation that mirrors the characters' struggles.

Ronald Young

8/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack in The Last Days perfectly captures the harrowing experiences of the Jewish Hungarians during the Holocaust.

Lisa Allen

5/10

The contrast between the peaceful melodies of the past and the dissonant tones of the present reflects the shattered lives and disrupted dreams of those affected by the Holocaust.

Richard Robinson

7/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of sorrow and loss, helping to convey the profound impact of the historical events depicted in the documentary.

Lisa Hill

5/10

The use of somber strings and melancholic piano melodies creates a sense of deep reflection and sadness throughout the film.

Michelle Walker

9/10

The music in The Last Days seamlessly weaves together traditional Jewish melodies with contemporary compositions, creating a powerful and evocative sonic landscape that immerses the listener in the experiences of the survivors. It serves as a poignant reminder of the strength of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity.

Sarah Perez

9/10

Listening to the soundtrack of The Last Days is a deeply moving and transformative experience. The music not only enhances the storytelling but also serves as a profound tribute to the resilience and courage of those who endured the unimaginable.

Stephanie Davis

2/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Days missed the mark in creating a poignant and impactful accompaniment to the powerful narratives of survival and resilience. It failed to evoke the necessary emotions and instead fell flat, diminishing the overall impact of the documentary.

Amanda Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack of The Last Days is haunting and emotionally powerful, perfectly capturing the sorrow and resilience of the survivors' stories.

William Martin

7/10

The seamless integration of music with the storytelling in The Last Days enhances the overall viewing experience, creating a deeply immersive and impactful documentary.

Carol Davis

5/10

The incorporation of traditional Jewish music adds an authentic touch to the narrative, enhancing the cultural background of the characters and their experiences.

William King

2/10

The use of repetitive and cliché musical motifs throughout the film detracted from the authenticity of the survivors' testimonies, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in their experiences. The soundtrack did not enhance the storytelling but rather felt like a distracting afterthought.