Todo está iluminado
Película
| Estreno | 13-01-2006 |
| Año | 2005 |
| Duración | 106 minutos |
| Género | Comedia |
| Título Original | Everything is illuminated |
| País | USA |
| Dirección | Liev Schreiber |
| Guión | Liev Schreiber |
| Música | Paul Cantelon |
| Fotografía | Matthew Libatique |
Sinopsis
Reparto
Eugene Hutz
Jonathan Safran Foer
Jana Hrabetova
Stephen Samudovsky
Ljubomir Dezera
Oleksandr Choroshko
Gil Kazimirov
Zuzana Hodkova
Banda sonora
Más información
| 01 |  | Paul Cantelon--Odessa Medley | |
| 02 | Leningrad--Zvezda Rok-N-Rolla | ||
| 03 | Csokolom--Amari Szi Amari | ||
| 04 | Leningrad--Dikiy Muzhchina | ||
| 05 | | Paul Cantelon--Prologue/Babushka | |
| 06 | Paul Cantelon--Little Jonathan/The Wall | ||
| 07 | Gogol Bordello--Bublitschki | ||
| 08 | The Con Artists feat. Peter Miser Ya-takoy | ||
| 09 | Leningrad--Malen'kiy Mal'chik | ||
| 10 | Tin Hat Trio--Fear of the South | ||
| 11 | | Paul Cantelon--River Of Collections |
| 12 | Paul Cantelon--Tank Graveyard/Valse de Suzana/Dee-yed | ||
| 13 | | Paul Cantelon--Sunflowers | |
| 14 | | Paul Cantelon--War Is Love/eta-Ya | |
| 15 | Paul Cantelon--Trachimbrod/Ressurection/Requiem | ||
| 16 | | Paul Cantelon--Inside-Out | |
| 17 | Gogol Bordello Start Wearing Purple | ||
| 18 | Odessa Medley: 9/10 - Enjoyable, with fun instruments. It builds up into an intricate array of instruments and melodies, and really picks up at the end, tempting you to let it sweep you along into the movie's crazy world. A great overture to the movie. | ||
| 19 | Leningrad, Zvezda Rok-N-Rolla: 8/10 - Oh, the drama! Leningrad is a Russian band. All of their songs on this album are crazy and fun and fit the craziness of the movie to a T. The horns are wonderful. | ||
| 20 | Csokolom, Amari Szi Amari: 10/10 - Superbly catchy, with that quirky, old feel dominant in the film, this song is a laidback sort of fun. It's the only song on the album not in Ukrainian, Russian, or English: it's Hungarian. This doesn't matter, however, because it fits so perfectly with the feel of the movie. | ||
| 21 | Leningrad, Dikiy Muzhchina: 10/10 - I LOVE this song. It's one my favorites here. The title means "Wild Man" in Russian, and it is definitely a very wild and (dare I say it again?) fun song. The lyrics really are just plain fun to sing along to, even if you don't speak Russian. You can practically feel the energy. In fact, I just now started to sing to it again... |
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Comentarios
#1
04 FEB 2006
a las 00:00
lozaneti
es genial. lo mejor que he visto en mucho tiempo
