Exposures: Music needs room to breathe

Weekly selection of must-watch movies with a common thread.

A tribute to master Ennio Morricone.

Ennio, how could your melodies dip us in a sea of such intense emotions? Like a river that will continue to flow and supply the waters of the ocean, you will resonate in our minds for eternity. Each note will keep on grabbing hold of us while opening the door to the realm of memories, dreams and universal situations in which we can identify ourselves. You shared with us all your talent yet one thing is sure: there is something we couldn’t grasp. From where your soul, heart and instinct would draw the vigour to continually spawn pure art, will forever remain your fascinating secret.
With a repertoire of more than 500 film soundtracks, this is a selection of 10 movies, from iconic favorites to niche gems. / Curated by @isabelevangelisti

Days of heaven, Arabian nights, Nuovo cinema paradiso, Spasmo, Once upon a time in the West, The witches, The Untouchables, Tie me up! Tie me down!, Once upon a time in America, The hateful eight.

Exposures: Music needs room to breathe

Days of heaven, Arabian nights, Nuovo cinema paradiso, Spasmo, Once upon a time in the West, The witches, The Untouchables, Tie me up! Tie me down!, Once upon a time in America, The hateful eight.

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