• White Material (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 8500 votes

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Synopsis

In a Francophone African state, Maria Vial, a white French coffee plantation farmer, struggles to maintain her failing crop amidst turmoil and racial conflict, in a war-ridden land among the insurgents and against the white colonialists. Stubbornly, as Maria refuses to abandon her ex-husband's farm and evacuate with her family as soon as possible, with her workers already gone for fear of the impending confrontation, each day, she puts her life in real danger, deeply attached to her land and her coffee crop which will be harvested in five days. However, sooner or later, Maria encircled by chaos and turmoil, barricaded into the plantation, she will inevitably need to fight for her coffee crop, her family and ultimately for her life.

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Play	Title	Artist
	White Material
	Night Nurse	Gregory Isaacs: Writer Gregory Isaacs: Performer
	Jah Give Us Life (Don't Feel No Way)	Wailing Souls: Performer
	Any Which Way Freedom	Mutabaruka: Performer

User reviews

Stephanie Hill

7/10

The soundtrack of White Material beautifully captures the tension and uncertainty of the film's setting, enhancing the viewer's immersion into the story.

Nancy Clark

5/10

The use of traditional African instruments in the music adds an authentic and immersive quality to the film's setting.

Jennifer Parker

1/10

The soundtrack of White Material failed to capture the intense emotional turmoil and tension present in the storyline. The music felt disconnected from the on-screen events, lacking the necessary depth to enhance the viewer's experience.

Brian Wright

4/10

The choice of musical instruments and melodies in the soundtrack did not align well with the setting of a war-ridden African state. The music did not evoke the sense of danger, fear, and uncertainty that should have accompanied the scenes of racial conflict and turmoil.

Sarah Green

3/10

The overall composition of the soundtrack felt repetitive and uninspired. There was a lack of diversity in the musical themes, resulting in a monotonous listening experience that did not effectively convey the complexities of the characters' struggles and the challenging environment they were in.

Ronald Hall

6/10

The soundtrack effectively builds suspense and keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Laura Robinson

6/10

Overall, the music in White Material is a vital component in creating a gripping and immersive viewing experience.

Donna Martinez

6/10

The emotional resonance of the soundtrack helps to underscore the human drama at the heart of the film.

John Wilson

6/10

The contrast between the serene moments and the intense action scenes in the music mirrors the highs and lows of Maria's journey.

Kimberly Scott

6/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack enhance the atmosphere of uncertainty and fear that permeates the story.

Ashley Nelson

7/10

The use of traditional African rhythms and melodies in the soundtrack adds an authentic and culturally rich layer to the film, creating a powerful sense of place and enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Matthew Robinson

8/10

The music effectively conveys the emotional turmoil of the protagonist, Maria Vial, as she navigates through the complexities of the war-ridden land and racial conflict, adding depth to her character development.