The Last Tree Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.50/10 from 1200 votes
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Synopsis

THE LAST TREE is director and writer Shola Amoo's semi-autobiographical depiction of his crisis of belonging as a first-generation British-Nigerian. Initially raised in the relative privilege of rural Lincolnshire by a doting foster mother, Femi (Sam Adewunmi) is unexpectedly uprooted by his Nigerian born biological mother and must learn to adjust to her strict, traditional rearing and the urban chaos of London.

Femi learns to avoid schoolyard conflict by conforming to the stereotypes embraced by his rabble-rousing peers while escaping conflicting expectations through the music of the Cure and his vivid daydreams of kindred, indigo-haired classmate Tope (Ruthxjiah Bellenea). When the pressures of urban living threaten to undermine Femi's success, his mother decides to return home with him to Nigeria to give her son an opportunity to connect to his roots.

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The Last Tree
Kawaranai Mono
Kokoronashi
変わらないもの - Studio Live
Sokkenai
Zenzenzense - movie ver.
Sparkle - movie ver.
Dream lantern
Nandemonaiya - movie ver.
tazuna
I I U
Nakidashisodayo
School road
Itomori high school
Theme of Ms. Okudera
Unusual changes of two
Goshintai
Date
Autumn festival
Visit to Hida
Theme of Mitsuha
Katawaredoki
Nandemonaiya - movie edit.
Bring me the morning
Dream Lantern - English Version
First view of tokyo
Cafe at last
Zenzenzense - English Version
Sparkle - English Version
Date 2
Nandemonaiya - English Version
Confession
Sprechchor
Ordermade
Married Life
打上花火
カタオモイ
SAKURA
Howl's Moving Castle - Merry Go Round Of Life - Main Theme
Circulation
Sparkle - Ghibli Orchestra Edition
Lit - Ghibli Piano and Violin Edition
Take Me Home, Country Roads (Kantoriiroodo): Whisper of the Heart
Whispers of the Heart - Take Me Home, Country Roads
Waltz of Chihiro
ふたたび (Instrumental)
Reprise - Spirited Away

User reviews

Mark King
5/10

The use of music in the film effectively conveys the emotional depth of Femi's struggle with identity and belonging. The score enhances the storytelling, adding layers of complexity to the character development and overall narrative arc.

Patricia Jones
5/10

The soundtrack of The Last Tree provides a poignant and evocative backdrop to Femi's journey of self-discovery. The fusion of traditional Nigerian music with contemporary sounds creates a unique and immersive listening experience.

Laura Smith
3/10

The music choices in the film seemed generic and uninspired, lacking a distinct identity or cultural resonance that could have enriched the narrative.

Stephanie Anderson
4/10

The score often felt intrusive and overpowering, overshadowing the dialogue and diluting the impact of key scenes, making it difficult to fully immerse in the story.

Edward Taylor
3/10

The soundtrack of The Last Tree felt disconnected from the emotional depth of the characters' struggles, failing to enhance the storytelling experience.

William Rodriguez
6/10

The soundtrack of The Last Tree showcases the power of music as a universal language that transcends cultural boundaries. The carefully selected songs and compositions reflect the inner turmoil and external conflicts faced by Femi, resonating with audiences on a deeply emotional level.