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James Newton Howard, The Interpreter

Audio CD

Disk ID: 2026328

Disk length: 45m 8s (14 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2005

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Matobo 8:21
2. Silvia Is Followed 1:24
3. Tobin Comes Home 2:18
4. Silvia's Background 1:06
5. Philippe 1:29
6. Drowning Man Trail (Atalago) 1:47
7. Guy Forgot His Lunch 3:03
8. The Phonecall 1:11
9. Simon's Journals 3:06
10. Silvia Showers 2:53
11. Did He Leave A Note? 3:58
12. Zuwanie Arrival At UN 6:00
13. Assassin 4:14
14. End Credits (Atolago) 4:10

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Review

Veteran director Sydney Pollack tackles contemporary international intrigues in this political thriller about a UN interpreter (Nicole Kidman) who claims to have overheard an assassination plot, and the Secret Service agent (Sean Penn) who's assigned to protect her. Composer James Newton Howard (a 2004 Academy Award nominee for his haunting score to M. Night Shyamalan's otherwise disappointing The Village) conjures up a brooding, mostly orchestral score that eschews traditional melodic motifs in favor of an often sophisticated musical tapestry of mood and tension. His soundtrack's dark corners are leavened by flashes of tribal drums and ethnic modalities that emanate from the plot's African concerns, yet Howard's music is primarily modern. It's not above some obligatory stem-winding and occasional flashes of McAction Film bombast, but overall it's a crafty evocation of mood and suspense from one of Hollywood's most consistently compelling musical talents. --Jerry McCulley

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