• The Wall (2003) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

The Wall is a provocative documentary that explores the controversy surrounding the "security fence" or "terror prevention barrier" built by Israel to separate it from the occupied West Bank. The Palestinians view the fence as a land grab. In this film, director Benny Brunner presents a critical perspective on the wall, portraying it as a manifestation of the deeper issues facing Israel. The film includes interviews with Israeli leftists such as journalist Amira Hass and political activist Haim Hanegbi, who strongly denounce the wall, as well as Palestinians who detail the negative effects of the wall on their daily lives and livelihoods. This timely film, produced for Dutch television, is certain to spark debate and discussion.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Wall
	Black Skinhead	Kanye West: Artist
	Meth Lab Zoso Sticker	7Horse: Artist
	Mrs. Robinson	The Lemonheads: Artist
	Hey Leroy, Your Mama's Calling You	Jimmy Castor: Artist
	Dust My Broom	Elmore James: Artist
	King Arthur, Or The British Worthy, Z.628 / Act 3: What Power Art Thou (Genius)	Henry Purcell: Artist Trevor Pinnock: Artist The English Concert: Artist Brian Bannatyne-Scott: Artist
	Dust My Blues	Elmore James: Artist
	Spoonful	Howlin' Wolf: Artist
	Tear It Down	Clyde McCoy: Artist
	Movin' Out (Anthony's Song)	Billy Joel: Artist
	The Surrey with the Fringe on Top	Ahmad Jamal: Artist
	Road Runner - Single Version	Bo Diddley: Artist
	Stars and Stripes Forever	Henry Mancini: Artist
	Smokestack Lightning	Howlin' Wolf: Artist
	Double Dutch	Malcolm McLaren: Artist
	Cloudburst	Lambert, Hendricks & Ross: Artist
	Insane in the Brain	Cypress Hill: Artist
	Never Say Never	Romeo Void: Artist
	There Is No Greater Love	Ahmad Jamal: Artist
	Boom Boom	John Lee Hooker: Artist

User reviews

Mark Clark

6/10

The compositions in The Wall's soundtrack skillfully mirror the shifting perspectives presented in the documentary, creating a dynamic and thought-provoking listening experience.

Amanda Martinez

6/10

The haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes in the soundtrack evoke a sense of unease and urgency, mirroring the feelings of those affected by the security fence.

Carol Wilson

10/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments in the soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the storytelling, enriching the narrative and providing a dynamic backdrop for the interviews and footage. The soundtrack of The Wall is a standout element that elevates the documentary to a truly impactful viewing experience.

Mary Robinson

7/10

The music composition perfectly captures the tension and complexity of the issues portrayed in the film.

Lisa Parker

7/10

The Wall's soundtrack is a powerful and emotional accompaniment to the thought-provoking documentary.

Patricia Wilson

6/10

The Wall's soundtrack effectively captures the tension and complexity of the documentary's subject matter, enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to the story.

Lisa Roberts

6/10

The soundtrack's blending of electronic elements with more organic instrumentation results in a unique and captivating sonic landscape that complements the film's visuals.

Nancy Wright

8/10

The use of different musical styles and instruments adds depth and richness to the overall listening experience.

David Robinson

5/10

Overall, The Wall's soundtrack is a powerful and evocative accompaniment to the documentary, effectively enhancing the viewer's understanding and emotional engagement with the film's important subject matter.

Michael Lee

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack resonates with a sense of urgency and reflection, mirroring the deep-rooted conflicts and struggles depicted in the film. The music effectively conveys the pain and resilience of those affected by the wall, evoking empathy and understanding from the audience.

Donald Jackson

9/10

The soundtrack of The Wall perfectly captures the emotional intensity and complexity of the documentary. The music enhances the viewing experience by creating a powerful atmosphere that draws you into the issues being explored.

Karen Clark

6/10

The use of traditional Middle Eastern instruments in the music adds an authentic and poignant layer to the film's exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.