• The Last Supper (1976) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.50/10 from 684 votes

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Synopsis

During Holy Week at the end of the 18th century, a count visits his Havana sugar mill on a day a slave has run away. The count tells his cruel overseer, Don Manuel, to pick 12 slaves who will be guests at the count's table. Don Manuel objects, but to no avail. The twelfth guest is the recaptured runaway. During the dinner the count uses religious analogies to lecture his guests on the perfect happiness possible in slavery. They in turn tell stories and make requests. He promises no work on Good Friday, but he leaves early that morning and Don Manuel rouses the slaves for a long day of cutting cane. They rebel. Which side will the count take?

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Last Supper
	Alice's Theme (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	I'm Your Boogie Man (KC & the Sunshine Band)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Melancholy (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	I'd Love to Change the World (Ten Years After)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	When I Fall (Sam Phillips)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Contaminated Minds (UB40)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	I'm Dieting (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Jet (Birdbrain)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Get Down Tonight (KC & the Sunshine Band)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Door Knocker (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Victim (Wild Colonials)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Sally at the Fence (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	A Lover's Concerto (The Toys)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	Top of the World (Shonen Knife	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer
	In the Palm of Our Hands (Mark Mothersbaugh)	Mark Mothersbaugh: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Taylor

5/10

The compositions in the soundtrack showcase a blend of classical orchestral elements with Afro-Cuban influences, creating a unique and captivating listening experience.

Melissa White

8/10

The use of religious themes in the soundtrack adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling, creating a thought-provoking and engaging atmosphere.

Laura Hall

10/10

The soundtrack of The Last Supper is a true masterpiece that perfectly captures the emotional depth and intensity of the film. The music seamlessly weaves together traditional Cuban rhythms with haunting melodies, creating a rich and immersive listening experience.

Charles Jackson

7/10

The musical score of The Last Supper skillfully mirrors the characters' internal struggles and conflicts, adding depth to their development.

James Carter

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Supper is a standout element of the film, elevating the storytelling and leaving a lasting impression on the viewer. It is a musical journey that resonates long after the movie has ended, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers involved.

Sarah Lewis

2/10

The soundtrack of The Last Supper did not complement the period setting of the film effectively. The anachronistic elements in the music took away from the immersion in the historical context of the story, leaving me feeling disconnected from the film as a whole.

Patricia Roberts

8/10

The variety of musical instruments and styles in the soundtrack of The Last Supper enriches the overall auditory experience, showcasing the diversity of Cuban music traditions.

Donald Thompson

7/10

The seamless integration of music with the film's narrative enhances the emotional impact of key scenes, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Margaret Walker

3/10

I found the musical compositions in The Last Supper to be repetitive and uninspired. The same motifs seemed to be used over and over again, making it difficult to stay engaged with the film's narrative.

Brian Young

7/10

The soundtrack of The Last Supper beautifully captures the emotional depth and tension of the film's storyline, enhancing the viewing experience.

Richard King

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Last Supper elevates the film's narrative, adding layers of complexity and emotion through its evocative musical score.

James Mitchell

8/10

The music in The Last Supper effectively conveys the historical setting of 18th century Havana, immersing the audience in the time period.

Mark White

5/10

The haunting melodies and rhythmic beats in the music create a sense of unease and foreboding, mirroring the dark themes of slavery and rebellion depicted in the movie.

Timothy Lopez

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack beautifully complements the scenes in the movie, enhancing the tension and drama of the story. The use of percussion and strings evokes a sense of urgency and passion, drawing the audience deeper into the narrative.

Charles Hill

6/10

The use of traditional Cuban music in the soundtrack adds authenticity and depth to the historical setting of the film, immersing the audience in the time period.

Amanda Harris

3/10

The soundtrack for The Last Supper was lackluster and failed to capture the emotional depth of the film's themes and storyline. The music felt generic and did not enhance the viewing experience for me.