• Three Christs (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 3700 votes

Tags: based on actual events, entirely told in flashback, state mental hospital

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Synopsis

1959. Lured away from a career in academia, psychotherapist Dr. Alan Stone, hired by Dr. Bill Rogers, has just started a job at the Ypsilanti State Hospital to work with delusional patients, accepting it on the promise that he be able to treat them in a more humane and what he hopes effective way than the typical institutional interventions of frontal lobotomies, insulin to induce comas, other placating drugs, and electroshock therapy.

Coincidentally stumbling upon a first and then a second both at the hospital, therefore searching for any others in the Michigan mental health institutional system resulting in a third, he decides to conduct a research study on paranoid schizophrenics who believe they are really Jesus Christ, the research despite or perhaps in light of his own non-religious background and belief.

In receiving the somewhat reluctant and skeptical approval from the hospital's Superintendent Dr. Eldrich Orbus, he is able to bring together and house the "Three Christs" - Joseph Cassel, Clyde Benson and Leon Gabor - each who manifests his belief in a very different way from the other two, in a separate ward away from the general patient population, with the understanding that they are his patients under his direct care, with no one else authorized to administer any treatment, especially the most oft used electroshock, without his approval.

Beyond Dr. Stone dealing with the three very different men in needing to view them both individually and as a collective, the research study is affected by: the presence of his young, attractive research assistant Becky Henderson, who accepted the job for ulterior motives, and who, as a further consequence, unwittingly throws a wrench into his personal life in the reaction to her by his wife, Ruth Stone; and the ongoing conflicts with Dr. Orbus, who really wants nothing to do with the study, that is unless it garners any positive publicity for the hospital and thus himself.

In the process, Dr. Stone will have to evaluate his own methods, namely if he is crossing the line of ethics, and if he, like his patients, is acting like God.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Three Christs
	By Night
	Only One
	Lost
	Higher
	No Offense
	Voyeur
	Holding On
	Dark - Martin Hviid Remix
	Don't Want It
	High & Low
	Die Alone
	Save Me
	City of Hearts
	Run
	Rousseau - EP Version
	Dear God
	Solo
	Blue
	Gone Off That Brown
	Handled That

User reviews

Brian Hall

5/10

The music sets the tone for the psychological drama, creating a sense of tension and unease that mirrors the inner turmoil of the Three Christs and Dr. Stone.

Carol Evans

7/10

The incorporation of unique instruments and unconventional sounds in the soundtrack sets it apart from typical film scores, making it a standout piece of musical artistry.

Emily Perez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Three Christs is a powerful and evocative addition to the film, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Emily Scott

8/10

The soundtrack of Three Christs is a testament to the power of music in conveying complex emotions and themes, serving as a crucial element in the film's narrative structure.

Deborah Evans

6/10

The use of subtle instrumentation in certain scenes enhances the sense of intimacy and vulnerability in the characters' interactions, drawing the audience deeper into their psychological journey.

Ronald Clark

1/10

The soundtrack of Three Christs felt uninspired and lacked emotional depth, failing to capture the complexity and intensity of the characters' struggles with their delusions of being Jesus Christ.

Donna Campbell

5/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and anticipation, heightening the emotional impact of key moments in the film.

Andrew Turner

7/10

The composers have masterfully crafted a sonic landscape that mirrors the inner struggles of the characters, enhancing the overall viewing experience of the film.

Edward Hall

1/10

I found the soundtrack to be repetitive and monotonous, with a lack of variety in tones and melodies, making it difficult to distinguish between different scenes and emotional moments within the movie.

Nancy Rodriguez

3/10

The musical score in the film often felt disconnected from the narrative, distracting rather than enhancing the storytelling, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the characters' experiences.

Robert White

9/10

The soundtrack of Three Christs truly captures the haunting and introspective atmosphere of the film. The use of somber melodies and subtle instrumentation enhances the emotional depth of the characters' struggles with their delusions, adding a layer of complexity to the storytelling that is both poignant and immersive.

Mark Phillips

5/10

The musical score in Three Christs showcases a diverse range of styles and moods, reflecting the multifaceted nature of the characters and their inner struggles.

Timothy Gonzalez

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack immerses the listener in the psychological turmoil of the characters, creating a sense of unease and introspection that lingers long after the music stops.

Timothy King

7/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the visuals enhances the film's atmosphere, drawing viewers deeper into the world of Three Christs with every note.

Lisa Johnson

7/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, from sorrow to hope, showcases the versatility and skill of the musicians involved in its creation.

Dorothy Thompson

5/10

Each track in the soundtrack is carefully selected to enhance the themes of identity, belief, and ethics explored in the film, showcasing a blend of haunting melodies and dissonant sounds.

Robert Williams

7/10

The use of subtle melodies and intricate harmonies in the soundtrack elevates the storytelling, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

Mark Rodriguez

8/10

The way the music builds and crescendos during pivotal moments in the film creates a sense of tension and release that keeps the audience engaged and invested in the story.

Steven Rodriguez

6/10

The soundtrack of Three Christs is a perfect complement to the intense and thought-provoking storyline, capturing the emotional depth of the characters' struggles.

Donna Martinez

5/10

The orchestral arrangements in the soundtrack evoke a sense of melancholy and introspection, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

David Wilson

8/10

The soundtrack of Three Christs is a hauntingly beautiful blend of orchestral and ambient music that perfectly captures the emotional depth of the film.

Edward White

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Three Christs is a masterful work of art that enriches the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impact on the audience with its poignant melodies and evocative compositions.

Andrew Green

9/10

The music in Three Christs effectively underscores the psychological tension and moral dilemmas faced by Dr. Alan Stone and his patients. The soundtrack expertly conveys the inner turmoil and conflicting emotions of the characters, creating a sense of unease and contemplation that lingers long after the film has ended. The thematic motifs and evocative compositions serve as a powerful narrative device, elevating the viewing experience to a profound and thought-provoking level.

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