• Transit (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 12000 votes

Tags: assuming identity of a dead person

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German troops are fast approaching Paris. Georg, a German refugee, escapes to Marseille in the nick of time. In his luggage, he carries the documents of an author, Weidel, who has taken his own life in fear of his persecutors. Those documents include a manuscript, letters and visa assurance from the Mexican embassy.

Everything changes when Georg falls in love with the mysterious Marie. Is it devotion or calculation that has led her to share her life with a doctor, Richard, before journeying on in search of her husband? He's said to have surfaced in Marseille in possession of a Mexican visa for him and his wife.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Transit
	Karneval der Tiere - Der Kuckuck	Camille Saint-Saëns: Composer Franz Rogowski: Performer Stefan Will: (c) copyright control recorded
	Du und du: Opus 367	Johann Strauss: Composer Stefan Will: (c) copyright control recorded
	Road to Nowhere	David Byrne: Writer Talking Heads: Performer
	Main Titles	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Armed Suspects	Chris Westlake: Performer
	The Switch	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Hotel Invasion	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Overnight Stay	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Missed Off Ramp	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Up the Creek	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Stalking the Family	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Abandon	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Attacked	Chris Westlake: Performer
	I Wanna Go Home	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Loses Ring	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Missing Money	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Drowning	Chris Westlake: Performer
	No Help	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Friend or Foe	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Into the Swamp	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Leadin' the Way / Sacrifices	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Hiding	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Showdown	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Final Confrontation	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Epitath	Chris Westlake: Performer
	Transit	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Martin	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Ramona	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Who Should Take You Like That?	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Martin Takes A Break	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	A New Day	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Ramona's Escape	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Martin's Decision	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	On The Road	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Freedom	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Traced	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	On The Run	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Turning Round	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Martin And Ramona	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Where Do You Wanna Go?	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Never To Be Seen Again	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	End Credits	Christoph Zirngibl: Performer
	Dark Fairytale (from "Big Bad Wolves") (Frank Ilfman)	Francesco De Masi: Performer
	Transit (from "Transit") (Christoph Zirngibl)	Francesco De Masi: Performer
	Th3 Pit (from "Th3Pit") (Furio Valitutti)	Francesco De Masi: Performer
	Die Spionin (from "Die Spionin) (Nic Raine)	Francesco De Masi: Performer
	Mad Dog (from "Mad Dog") (Francesco De Masi) (Arranged by Furio Valitutti)	Francesco De Masi: Performer
	Deep Beneath the City / Not There Yet (Chesney Snow & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Do What I Do (Margo Seibert & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Four Days Home (Justin Guarini & Telly Leung & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Broke (James Snyder & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Saturday Night Obsession (Erin Mackey & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Wingman (Nicholas Ward & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	But, Ya Know (James Snyder & Margo Seibert & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Not There Yet (Reprise) (Erin Mackey & Justin Guarini & Margo Seibert & James Snyder & Moya Angela &	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Keep It Goin' (Nicholas Ward & Moya Angela & Mariand Torres & David Abeles & Gerianne Pérez &	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	A Little Friendly Advice (Moya Angela & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Choosing Not to Know (Justin Guarini & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	The Moving Song (Erin Mackey & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	We Are Home (Telly Leung & Justin Guarini & Erin Mackey & James Snyder & The Original Broadway Cast of I	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Getting There (Margo Seibert & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Finale (Chesney Snow & The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	Preshow Message (Kristen Anderson-Lopez & James-Allen Ford & Russ Kaplan & Sara Wordsworth)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	A Math Question (Steven "HeaveN" Cantor)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	We Are Home Exit Music (The Original Broadway Cast of In Transit)	Kristen Anderson-Lopez: Performer
	A Sunrise	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	No Room	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	His House	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	One Game	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	His Kitchen	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	Her White Dress	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	This Is Really Happening	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	Washed by Blood (Instrumental) (Paul Ulle)	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	Their Supper (feat. Mikaela Klein)	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	A Mason	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	The Truck	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	So Passes Glory - Finale	Andrew Kotlar: Performer
	Washed by Blood (Bonus Track) (Paul Ulle)	Andrew Kotlar: Performer

User reviews

Steven Scott

7/10

The emotional depth of the music enhances the complex relationships between the characters in the film.

Deborah Robinson

10/10

The soundtrack of Transit perfectly captures the tense and ominous atmosphere of the film as the German troops close in on Paris. The use of haunting melodies and subtle orchestration enhances the sense of urgency and danger, immersing the viewer in the story's setting.

Paul Allen

2/10

The choice of musical instruments in the soundtrack feels disconnected from the historical setting of the film. The anachronistic use of modern synth sounds and electronic beats detracts from the authenticity of the story and undermines the immersion of the audience in the World War II era.

Brian Evans

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Transit is a powerful and immersive experience that elevates the film to a whole new level.

Dorothy Rodriguez

7/10

The use of classical music in the soundtrack adds an elegant and timeless quality to the storytelling.

Donald Jackson

8/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack linger in your mind long after the film has ended.

Edward Johnson

8/10

The soundtrack's subtle nuances and variations mirror the intricate plot of the film, adding layers of depth to the storytelling.

Sarah Phillips

6/10

The soundtrack of Transit manages to convey a sense of hope amidst the chaos and despair, reflecting the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Michelle Garcia

9/10

The music in Transit skillfully conveys the emotional complexity of the characters, adding depth and nuance to their relationships and inner struggles. The evocative themes and motifs woven throughout the soundtrack enhance the storytelling, creating a rich and immersive audio experience that complements the visuals beautifully.

Richard Rodriguez

5/10

The music in Transit seamlessly transitions between moments of suspense and moments of introspection, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Martin

6/10

The use of recurring motifs in the soundtrack helps to unify the various storylines and characters in a cohesive and powerful way.

Margaret Robinson

7/10

The music creates a sense of unease and uncertainty that mirrors the characters' feelings of displacement and fear.

Linda Lewis

1/10

The lack of thematic coherence in the soundtrack of Transit makes it difficult to follow the narrative arc of the film. The disjointed mix of different musical styles and tones creates a jarring listening experience that detracts from the overall enjoyment of the movie.

Betty Perez

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the sense of urgency and desperation felt by the characters as they navigate through a world on the brink of war.

Deborah Hill

3/10

The soundtrack of Transit fails to capture the emotional intensity of the characters' experiences during the fast-paced escape to Marseille. The music lacks depth and fails to convey the tension and fear that should be present in such a critical moment.

Ronald Hall

6/10

The soundtrack enhances the sense of mystery and intrigue surrounding the character of Marie, adding depth to the unfolding story.

Joshua Smith

6/10

The music in Transit effectively conveys the emotional turmoil and complexity of the characters' situations, creating a deep connection with the audience.

Ronald Carter

6/10

The score of Transit skillfully mirrors the characters' internal struggles and external challenges, creating a rich tapestry of sound that complements the narrative.

Daniel Smith

8/10

The soundtrack of Transit perfectly captures the tense and suspenseful atmosphere of the film.

Ronald Lee

5/10

The use of traditional instruments mixed with modern electronic elements in the soundtrack adds a unique and captivating dimension to the film.

Matthew Young

6/10

The haunting and atmospheric score of Transit perfectly captures the sense of urgency and tension as German troops approach Paris.

James Lee

5/10

The music in Transit effectively conveys the sense of displacement and uncertainty experienced by the refugees in Marseille, adding a layer of poignancy to the story.

Margaret Moore

5/10

Overall, the music in Transit is a vital component of the film's storytelling, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

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