Cultura Voice

THE WARDEN (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Director Nima Javidi Music composed by Ramin Kousha Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd Distribution The Orchard A prison is about to be evacuated to make room for an airport expansion project. Colonel Jahed and his officers are busy transferring all inmates to the new facility, but one inmate is missing. The Warden (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) on Spotify R amin Kousha is an Iranian-raised, Los Angeles based composer. Classically trained from the age of six Ramin has developed wide technical backgrounds with an expertise in unique artistic approaches including electronic and orchestral. His music is heard in numerous projects covering a variety of formats such as feature films, documentaries, TV series, and video games. Shortly after learning music theory and performing piano in various orchestras, Ramin realized his passion for composing. This eventually led him to study and work for the well-known Iranian cla...

CENTAUR (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Director Aktan Arym Kubat Music composed by Andre MATTHIAS Digital & Physical Distribution Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd The Orchard Cinema release GERMANY – 28 December 2017 FRANCE – 31 January 2018 JAPAN – 17 March 2018   CENTAUR (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Music by Andre MATTHIAS 1.      Centaur 4:36 2.      Kambar Ata 3:07 3.      No Regrets 1:40 4.      The Dark of Night 2:31 5.      Lost Wings 3:00 6.      Alone 3:22 7.      Old Movie 1:32 8.      Expelled 3:50 9.      Free 6:29 10. Suite 11:58 Aktan Arym Kubat's beautiful film “Centaur“ provided me with the opportunity to write my most heartfelt and personal score to date. When I first saw the film, I was daunted because it ...

THE LOOMING STORM (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Music composed by 丁可 Dingke Director Dong Yue Digital & Physical Distribution Label Plaza Mayor Company Ltd The Orchard    The Looming Storm Music Composed by Ding Ke A security guard plays de tective with dire results in Dong Yue’s atmospheric psychological film noir. The Looming Storm , the first feature by cinematographer-turned-filmmaker Dong Yue, conveys above all a sense of dashed hopes. Men in dark-gray mackintoshes under an endless downpour typify this Chinese film noir, whose glum atmosphere echoes a disintegrating social situation. The poorest sectors of society falter as the country modernizes and shrugs off its old and unproductive elements. China’s competition entry in this year’s Tokyo Film Festival is a think piece, thinly disguised as a murder mystery. Though far too long at nearly two hours, its stylish look lends it a certain fascination while the story heralds a new ...