• The Stopover (2016) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 862 votes

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Synopsis

Having completed a traumatising tour of duty in Afghanistan, the childhood friends, Aurore and Marine, along with the rest of their unit, arrive in a five-star Cypriot resort for a mandatory three-day "decompression" course.

There, with the aid of state-of-the-art virtual reality technology, the French troops share their painful memories and relive their deep psychological traumas, in an attempt to analyse the failed strategies in a long and tense group therapy.

However, even though this treatment is designed to help the fighters blow off some steam, little by little, unbridled aggression starts to build up, giving way to savage violence among brothers-in-arms.

Will this brief stopover put to the test not only Aurore and Marine's friendship but also the entire group's bonds?

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User reviews

Brian Thomas

7/10

The integration of electronic elements in the score adds a modern and innovative touch, reflecting the use of virtual reality technology in the plot.

Paul Scott

5/10

The music selection in the film complements the themes of psychological trauma and military brotherhood, creating a haunting and immersive atmosphere.

Dorothy Jackson

6/10

The soundtrack's integration of traditional military motifs with modern electronic elements reflects the juxtaposition of past and present struggles faced by the characters.

Joshua Mitchell

8/10

The soundtrack showcases a diverse range of musical styles and influences, creating a rich and engaging auditory experience for the audience.

Richard Hall

8/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension and suspense, creating a gripping atmosphere that keeps the audience engrossed in the story.

Steven Moore

6/10

The use of soundscapes and ambient textures in the soundtrack helps to convey the tension and unease present in the characters' shared experiences during the decompression course.

Dorothy Rodriguez

7/10

The use of traditional Middle Eastern instruments in the music adds authenticity to the setting and enhances the storytelling.

Mary Jackson

4/10

The music choices often felt generic and uninspired, lacking the depth and complexity needed to fully capture the psychological struggles of the soldiers in the story.

George Thompson

6/10

Overall, the music in The Stopover contributes significantly to the film's exploration of friendship, trauma, and the complexities of military life, making it a memorable and impactful auditory experience.

Deborah Walker

5/10

The soundtrack of The Stopover effectively captures the emotional intensity of the characters' traumas and inner turmoil, enhancing the viewing experience.

Patricia Robinson

5/10

The musical score of The Stopover skillfully mirrors the gradual escalation of aggression and violence among the soldiers, adding depth to the narrative.

Edward Thomas

8/10

The emotional resonance of the music lingers long after the film has ended, leaving a lasting impact on the viewer.

Margaret Thomas

8/10

The haunting melodies evoke a sense of melancholy and reflection, mirroring the characters' inner struggles and trauma.

Donald Hernandez

7/10

The music enhances the sense of camaraderie and brotherhood among the soldiers, highlighting the bonds that are tested throughout the film.

Charles Perez

4/10

The soundtrack of The Stopover felt disconnected from the intense emotional journey of the characters, failing to enhance the immersive experience of their traumas.

Joshua Rodriguez

8/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack perfectly captures the raw and intense experiences of the characters during their time in Afghanistan.

Deborah Baker

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Stopover is a powerful and evocative accompaniment to the film, enhancing its themes of friendship, trauma, and resilience.