Robin Guthrie (2008) 3:19 Bande Originale Du Film

Papi Sitter is a 2020 French comedy film written and directed by Philippe Guillard. The film stars Gerard Lanvin, Olivier Marchal, Camille Aguilar. The film will be released on March 4, 2020.

Pianist, conductor, composer and arranger, Matthieu Gonet is admitted at the age of 14 to the National Conservatory of Music and Dance in Paris. He accompanies many artists such as Johnny Hallyday, Phil Collins, Céline Dion, Liane Foly and Patrick Bruel as pianist or philharmonic orchestra conductors. He is the musical director of Xavier Gens' feature film "Hitman". "A Christmas tale" by Arnaud Desplechin before writing his own soundtracks in 2012: "Stop Me" by Jean-Paul Lilienfeld and "Dead Man Talking" by Patrick Ridremont. Matthieu Gonet meets Alain Chabat for his new comedy "Santa & Cie" and succeeds Philippe Chany, Frédéric Talgorn and Bruno Coulais in the filmography of the director.

Paris-born Grégoire Hetzel is a César Awards nominated music composer who emerged onto the film scene in the early 2000s scoring movies by acclaimed French directors Arnaud Desplechin (« Kings and Queen », « A Christmas Tale »), Mathieu Amalric (« The Wimbledon Stadium ») and Emmanuel Bourdieu (« Intrusions », « Poison Friends »). A former student of Paris Conservatory, Hetzel started his performing career whilst performing on the piano to silent films at the French Cinémathèque. Having been called a soulchild of Georges Delerue, Hetzel is versatile and able to shift from pop music scores to electronic soundscapes, writing big symphonic scores as well as folk tunes – which he did for the Australian movie « The Tree ». Hetzel also scored movies from Emmanuel Mouret and Mathieu Demy among others. In 2006, he produced and arranged French singer Marie Modiano's first album, « I'm Not A Rose ». In 2013, he wrote the opera « La Chute de Fukuyama », along with French writer Camille de Toledo. The piece was premiered in Paris at Salle Pleyel with the Radio France philharmonic orchestra and received great reviews. Grégoire Hetzel also wrote a novel, « Le Vert Paradis », published by Gallimard in 2003.

Original soundtrack to the 1983 film directed by Philippe de Broca. The soundtrack was written by Georges Delerue, who was one of de Broca's favorite composers. This edition of the soundtrack was remastered from the recently discovered master tapes and is released to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Delerue. In addition to the soundtrack, you can savor the exclusive first recording of the Suite Symphony Broca, which compresses 30 years of de Broca/Delerue collaborations into 15 minutes.

A unique film deserves a unique score. The famous song from “The Longest Day” was written and composed by Paul Anka. The rest of the score was composed, arranged, and orchestrated by Maurice Jarre. It was the minimum needed for this super production, which is considered as one of the most brilliant tributes to the freedom soldiers! In addition to “The Longest Day”’s score are featured the World War II cinema classics’ soundtracks: Denys de la Patellière’s “Un Taxi Pour Tobrouk” composed by Georges Garvarentz, René Clément’s “Is Paris Burning?” composed by Maurice Jarre, René Clément’s “La Bataille du Rail” composed by Yves Baudrier, René Clément’s “Mr. Orchid composed by René Cloërec, and René Clément’s “Forbidden Games” composed by Narciso Yepes.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for the film Adults in the Room (2019). The music composed by Alexandre Desplat (J’accuse, Every Thing Will Be Fine, The Imitation Game). Adults in the Room (Ενήλικοι στην Αίθουσα / Comportarse como adultos) is a 2019 French-Greek biographical drama film based on a book of the same name by Yanis Varoufakis. The film is written and directed by Costa-Gavras, stars Christos Loulis, Alexandros Bourdoumis, Ulrich Tukur, Daan Schuurmans, Christos Stergioglou, Dimitris Tarloou, Alexandros Logothetis, Josiane Pinson, Cornelius Obonya, Maria Protopappa.

Un diplômé de Concordia compose la bande sonore d’Antigone – le film qui représentera le Canada aux Oscars!

Discovered by the Japanese legend Terumasa Hino, started his career as a Jazz trumpeter, graduating Berklee College of Music. As he came back to Tokyo, he became an influential artist, as well as a successful composer, who had put out 14 solo albums, worked on films, documentaries, advertisement, theatre pieces, and served as a producer for numerous artists, to name a few. He also won many awards including Cannes advertisement film festival, the Digital media Grands prix, after working on over 3,000 TV commercials. Miyake has closely worked with Pina Bausch, Wim Wenders, Robert Wilson, Oliver Stone, Jean-Paul Goude, Philippe Decoufle, etc, as well as collaborations with artists such as Hal Willner, Arto Lindsay, Peter Scherer, Arthur H, Vinicius Cantuaria, Bulgarian Voices, David Byrne, Grace Jones, Gavin Friday, Ron Carter, Michael Brecker, and many others.

Les damnés de la Commune nous plongent dans la révolution parisienne de 1871, avec les mots et les images de l’époque. Cent cinquante ans après leur publication, les gravures prennent vie. Elles sont l’unique matière de ce film d’animation qui donne à voir l’époque telle qu’elle se voyait elle-même.

Tralala, la quarantaine, chanteur dans les rues de Paris, croise un soir une jeune femme qui lui adresse un seul message avant de disparaitre : "Surtout ne soyez pas vous-même". Tralala a t-il rêvé ? Il quitte la capitale et finit par retrouver à Lourdes celle dont il est déjà amoureux. Elle ne se souvient plus de lui. Mais une émouvante sexagénaire croit reconnaître en Tralala son propre fils, Pat, disparu vingt ans avant aux Etats-Unis. Tralala décide d’endosser le "rôle". Il va se découvrir une nouvelle famille et trouver le génie qu’il n’a jamais eu.