The Long Night Soundtrack (

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Rating: 7.50/10 from 83 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

The Long Night
Title in Italiano:

The Long Night
Title in Português:

The Long Night

Synopsis

Three political prisoners are released from a Syrian prison after a long time. Their families prepare a celebration. Can they adjust to freedom? Meanwhile, their cell-mate, a stage actor, starts to develop a high fever.

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The Long Night
It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Shut Up
Fat Lip
Brain Stew
In The Garage
Protect Ya Neck
Where This Flower Blooms (feat. Frank Ocean)
Molasses (feat. RZA)
Award Tour
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Sundress

User reviews

Donna Williams
8/10

The soundtrack of The Long Night perfectly captures the emotional journey of the characters as they navigate the complexities of freedom and adjustment after being released from a Syrian prison.

Kenneth Nelson
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Long Night elevates the storytelling and enhances the audience's emotional connection to the characters' journey of healing and redemption.

John Turner
6/10

The soundtrack of The Long Night beautifully captures the emotional journey of the characters as they transition from captivity to freedom.

Kenneth Hernandez
6/10

The powerful orchestral arrangements evoke a sense of resilience and hope, highlighting the characters' determination to rebuild their lives despite their traumatic past.

Nancy White
7/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of longing and hope as the families of the political prisoners prepare for a long-awaited celebration, reflecting the bittersweet nature of their newfound freedom.

Richard Thompson
6/10

The music subtly builds tension and suspense, mirroring the characters' internal struggles and external challenges as they navigate their way through a changed world.

Timothy Robinson
7/10

The use of music in key moments, such as when the cell-mate, a stage actor, starts to develop a high fever, adds depth and intensity to the storyline, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Patricia Wilson
6/10

The soundtrack's poignant and melancholic themes reflect the characters' deep emotional wounds and the scars left by their time in prison.

Joseph Brown
5/10

The music's dynamic shifts and crescendos mirror the characters' internal conflicts and external obstacles, creating a sense of urgency and drama in the narrative.

Kenneth Rodriguez
6/10

The use of traditional Syrian instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and culturally rich layer to the storytelling, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Wright
6/10

The music's haunting melodies effectively convey the sense of uncertainty and apprehension that the characters experience as they try to adjust to their newfound freedom.