Films that Sing

Films that Sing is a documentary exploring the symbiotic relationship between music and cinema. It delves into how iconic soundtracks have shaped cinematic experiences and how filmmakers have used music to evoke powerful emotions and drive narratives. The film features interviews with renowned composers, directors, and music supervisors.

Films that Sing was generally well-received by critics for its insightful exploration of music in film. Audiences appreciated its engaging format and the diverse range of musical examples showcased. It was praised for its educational value and its celebration of two beloved art forms.

• Praised for its comprehensive coverage of film music history.

• Lauded for its engaging interviews with industry professionals.

• Celebrated for its ability to connect with both film and music enthusiasts.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly enjoyed 'Films that Sing,' frequently highlighting its thorough research and the passionate discussions on how music elevates storytelling in cinema. Many appreciated the wide array of examples that brought back fond memories of favorite film scores.

Nominated for Best Documentary Score at the Golden Globe Awards.

The documentary features a rare archival interview with Ennio Morricone discussing his process for scoring 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'.