River Queen (Music By Karl Jenkins)



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Isaias Caetano
08-22-2012, 06:22 PM

River Queen is a 2005 New Zealand film directed by Vincent Ward and starring Samantha Morton, Kiefer Sutherland and Cliff Curtis. The film opened to mixed reviews but performed well at the local box-office.

Plot

The film takes place in New Zealand in 1868 during Titokowaru’s War between the Maori and New Zealand colonial forces. Sarah O’Brien (Samantha Morton) has grown up among soldiers in a frontier garrison on Te Awa Nui, the Great River. Pregnant at 16 by a young Maori boy, she gives birth to a son. When, 7 years later, her son, Boy, is kidnapped by his Maori grandfather, Sarah is distraught.
Abandoned by her soldier father, Sarah’s life becomes a search for her son. Her only friend, Doyle (Kiefer Sutherland) is a broken-down soldier without the means to help her.
Lured to the ill rebel chief Te Kai Po’s village by the chance to see her child, Sarah finds herself falling in love with Boy’s uncle, Wiremu (Cliff Curtis) and increasingly drawn to the village way of life.
Using medical skills she learned from her father, Sarah heals Te Kai Po (Temuera Morrison) and begins to reconcile with her son (Rawiri Pene). But her idyllic time at the village is shattered when she realises that she has healed the chief only to hear him declare war on the Colonials, men she feels are her friends, her only family. Her desperation deepens when she realises that Boy intends to prove himself in war, refusing to go back down river with her.
As the conflict escalates Sarah finds herself at the centre of the storm, torn by the love she feels for Boy and Wiremu, anguished over the attachments she still has to the white man’s world, and sickened by the brutality she witnesses on either side.
And when the moment comes, Sarah must choose where she belongs; will she be forced back into the white man’s way of life, or will she have the courage to follow the instincts that are telling her where she truly belongs?

Tracklist:

01. Sarah’s Theme/The Departure 3:37*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/New London Children’s Choir)
02. Love Theme/Stepping Stones 2:07*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
03. The Abduction 3:36*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/New London Children’s Choir)
04. The River 2:58*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
05. Recollections 0:58*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
06. Preparing for War 1:32*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
07. The Arrival 2:16*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
08. Reconciliation 1:21
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)*
09. The River Fort 1:05
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)*
10. The Approach 1:53
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)*
11. Families 1:01*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
12. Blindfold 3:33*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
13. Te Kai Po\’s Dream 1:16*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Belinda Sykes)
14. Wiremu on the Rampage 2:02*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Synergy Vocals)
15. Reposing 1:28*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
16. Sarah’s Theme (solo piano version) *1:01*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
17. Mr. Tattoo 1:32
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)*
18. Innocence 1:34*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Synergy Vocals/New London Children’s Choir)
19. Doyle\’s Hut 3:36
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)*
20. The Shooting of Doyle 1:29*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
21. The River Escape 2:48*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Mae McKenna/Synergy Vocals)
22. The Letter 1:06*
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra)
23. The Cave 2:59
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Synergy Vocals)
24. Reunion 3:36
(Karl Jenkins/London Symphony Orchestra/Synergy Vocals)

Downloads

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Isaias Caetano
08-22-2012, 09:05 PM
MP3 ~192 kbp/s

Ariel Mercader
08-22-2012, 11:13 PM
Nice music. Thanks.

xphile7777
08-23-2012, 09:14 PM
Thank you! 🙂

HPLFreak
08-24-2012, 08:27 AM
Interesting. Thank you.

Isaias Caetano
09-07-2012, 05:50 PM
FLAC

Thread 120271


reppa35
04-11-2016, 01:50 PM
Any chance for a re upload or may just a link? Thanks

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