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After graduating from the University of Edinburgh, Scottish physician Nicholas Garrigan flies to Uganda to work at a missionary clinic.

And before long, Garrigan has a chance encounter with General Idi Amin, the country's new president.

As one thing leads to another, Idi Amin invites Nicholas to become his personal doctor, aiming to modernise Uganda's health care system.

Indeed, this is a once-in-a-lifetime offer Garrigan cannot refuse.

Instead, as Garrigan plays with fire, he soon finds himself trapped in the moral abyss of Idi Amin's murderous megalomania.

Can Garrigan rise above the madness and live to tell the tale?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Last King of Scotland
	Toko	Momo Wandel Soumah: Writer Momo Wandel Soumah: Performer
	Otole Dance Music	Stephen Rwangyezi: Arrangement
	Afro Disco Beat	Tony Allen: Writer Tony Allen: Performer
	Butuuse No 1	Alex Heffes: Produced Afrigo Band: Performer
	Grazing in the Grass	Philemon Hou: Writer Hugh Masekela: Performer
	The Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond	Alex Heffes: Choir master: wassanyi serukenya arranged The Nyonza Singers: Performer
	Me and Bobby McGee	Alex Heffes: Produced Kris Kristofferson: Writer Angela Kalule: Performer
	Save Me	Aretha Franklin: Writer
	Kasongo	Alex Heffes: Produced Afrigo Band: Performer
	The Last Scottish Rite 1-4	Suzie Katayama: Writer Forest Whitaker: Performer
	Kay's Lament	Suzie Katayama: Writer Forest Whitaker: Performer
	Acholi Pot Song	Stephen Rwangyezi: Arrangement
	Idi's Story	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Ambush	Alex Heffes: Performer
	The Bonnie Banks O'loch Lomond	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Press Conference	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Getting the Evil of Nicolas	Alex Heffes: Performer
	On the Runway	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Down over Lake Victoria	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Voice of the Forgotten	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Toko (Momo Wandel)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Nakawunde (Percussion Discussion Africa)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Afro Disco Beat (Tony Allen)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Save Me (E.T. Mensah & The Tempos Band)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Me and Bobby McGee (Angela Kalule)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Kasongo (Afrigo Band)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Fever (Jingo)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	The Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond (Nyzonza Singers)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Bukom Mashie (Oscar Sulley & The Uhuru Dance Band)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Love Is You (Ofo the Black Company)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Getting The Evil Of Nicholas	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Acholi Pot Song (Noere Dance Troupe)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Voice of the Forgotten (featuring Kawesa)	Alex Heffes: Performer
	Su-Chou Prison	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Muir Races to Work	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	'...He's Been Arrested for Espionage.'	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Red Shirt	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Training Montage	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Berlin	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	'It's Not a Game'	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	'You're Going to Miss It'	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Beirut, A War Zone	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	'My Name is Tom'	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	All Hell Breaks Loose	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Explosion and Aftermath	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Parting Company	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Harker Tracks Muir	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	The Long Night	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Muir's in the Hot Seat	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Back at Su-Chou Prison	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Operation Dinner Out	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Spies (Ryebot Remix)	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Dinner Out (Rothrock Remix)	Harry Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Welcome To The Suck	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Raining Oil	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Battery Run	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Mirage Bedouin	Thomas Newman: Performer
	"Don't Worry, Be Happy" - Bobby McFerrin	Thomas Newman: Performer
	No Standard Solution	Thomas Newman: Performer
	8 Men, 5 Camels	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Full Chemical Gear	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Unsick Most Ricky-Tick	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Morning Glory	Thomas Newman: Performer
	"Bang A Gong" - T.Rex	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Desert Storm	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Desert Sunrise	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Zoomies	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Horse	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Pink Mist	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Jarhead For Life	Thomas Newman: Performer
	"O.P.P." - Naughty By Nature	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Dickskinner	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Permission To Fire	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Dead Anyway	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Scuds	Thomas Newman: Performer
	Listen Up	Thomas Newman: Performer
	"Fight The Power" - Public Enemy	Thomas Newman: Performer
	"Soldier's Things" - Tom Waits	Thomas Newman: Performer

User reviews

Ashley Mitchell

5/10

The music underscores the psychological complexity of the characters and the moral ambiguity of their choices, adding layers of meaning to the story.

Ronald Hernandez

9/10

The evocative use of traditional African instruments combined with modern orchestration creates a rich tapestry of sound that perfectly mirrors the contrast between the beauty and brutality depicted in the movie.

Margaret Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland perfectly captures the tension and uncertainty of Nicholas Garrigan's experiences in Uganda.

Anthony Young

5/10

The score effectively conveys the emotional turmoil and ethical dilemmas faced by the protagonist, adding depth to the narrative.

Nancy Perez

8/10

The haunting melodies and powerful rhythms in the soundtrack effectively mirror the internal conflict and moral dilemmas faced by the protagonist, Nicholas Garrigan, as he navigates his complex relationship with General Idi Amin.

Donald Roberts

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland elevates the emotional depth of the film and contributes to its gripping narrative, making it a standout element of the movie.

Betty King

10/10

Each track seems to echo the emotional journey of the protagonist, Nicholas Garrigan, as he navigates the dangerous waters of power and corruption, adding depth and intensity to every scene.

Ronald Brown

5/10

The use of traditional African instruments in the music enhances the authenticity and immersion of the film's setting.

Paul Moore

6/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of foreboding, mirroring the ominous presence of General Idi Amin in the story.

George Perez

3/10

The soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland failed to capture the tension and suspense of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the dramatic scenes.

Brian Thomas

1/10

The repetitive use of certain themes and motifs in the soundtrack became monotonous and predictable. I was hoping for a more dynamic and diverse musical score that could better reflect the complex emotions and conflicts portrayed in the movie.

Laura Martin

2/10

I found the choice of musical instruments in the soundtrack to be jarring and out of place. The abrupt shifts in tone and style were distracting and took away from the overall viewing experience, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the film.

Matthew Thompson

7/10

The soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland brilliantly captures the tension and suspense of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Linda King

6/10

The fusion of African rhythms with Western orchestration creates a unique and compelling sound that resonates with the audience.

Michael Hernandez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland is an integral part of the film's success, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression.

Anthony Hill

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last King of Scotland not only enhances the storytelling but also stands on its own as a masterful piece of musical artistry that lingers in my mind long after the credits roll.

Joshua Mitchell

6/10

The soundtrack enhances the suspense and drama of the plot, keeping viewers engaged and on edge throughout the film.

Susan Thompson

8/10

The use of traditional African music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and immersive layer to the story, transporting the audience to Uganda and setting the tone for the unfolding events.

Donna Clark

5/10

The dynamic range of the music reflects the shifting power dynamics and escalating conflicts within the film.

Margaret Gonzalez

10/10

The haunting melodies and powerful rhythms of the The Last King of Scotland soundtrack truly captivate the atmosphere of the film, transporting me to the heart of Uganda's political turmoil and moral complexity.

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