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(627) 7.7 96 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Music of Strangers is a movie starring Yo-Yo Ma, Kinan Azmeh, and Kayhan Kalhor. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and other international artists of The Silk Road Project discuss their philosophies on music and culture.

Genres
Documentary, Music
Director
Morgan Neville
Starring
Cristina Pato, Yo-Yo Ma, Kayhan Kalhor, Kinan Azmeh

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Product details

Genres Documentary, Music
Director Morgan Neville
Stars Cristina Pato, Yo-Yo Ma, Kayhan Kalhor, Kinan Azmeh
Country USA, UK
Also Known As Yo-Yo Ma e i musicisti della via della seta, The Music of Strangers - Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road Ensemble, Muzyka obcych, ヨーヨー・マと旅するシルクロード, The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble, The Sound of Silk
Runtime 1 h 36 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and other international artists of The Silk Road Project discuss their philosophies on music and culture.

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15 customer reviews about music «The Music of Strangers»

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Rebecca
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 15:36

I have seen this film about five times, and it gets better every time. The documentary on the making of the film, as well as the behind-the-scenes of the film, was very interesting and entertaining. The only problem is that the documentary was not released on DVD until well after it had been completed. There are many interviews that are well done, such as the ones with the actors, the director, and the editor, and those are all worth watching. However, there is not much else that I can say about the film other than it is well done. This is definitely worth a look, but if you don't know anything about the making of the film, I can't say that you'll enjoy it as much as I did. But the film is well worth watching, and I would recommend it to anyone.
Gloria D.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 02:12

It's a shame that this documentary was edited and that the time lines were so poorly selected. This is a fascinating documentary that takes a look at one of the most iconic rock bands of the 1980s and how it changed with the decade. With one of the bands members dying and the other one being in the process of breaking up, this documentary shows how the band was brought back together and how they were able to get back to the top of the charts. The documentary is also an interesting look at the music of the band and what they were thinking about the music. The music is one of the things that makes this documentary so interesting. The first song they did was "Dare To Be Stupid" and the music has a very interesting mix of styles. This is the first song that really got the band noticed. The other songs are a little bit more conventional, but they are still very memorable. The first few songs are pretty catchy. When they were breaking up they really did make it in the music world. They were having a lot of success with their songs and were being treated like royalty. But the other thing that makes this documentary so interesting is how the band members deal with the death of their band member. The band members are all very supportive of each other and it shows that they have really cared about each other. It's a very nice and uplifting documentary, but the editing is really bad.
Raymond
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 22:29

I was quite disappointed in this film. The way the story was told, the way the music was used, the way the photography was used. I mean, it was all very distracting, and not in a good way. It was like the camera was constantly spinning and panning around the set, and the music was constantly on the verge of drowning out everything else. The acting was also pretty bad, and I can't believe the actors agreed to do this. I felt like I was watching the worst acting competition ever. It was boring. I had to look away several times because I was just bored. I thought the director, Michael C. Davis, could do a much better job. I really don't know why he agreed to do this. I don't know if it was his contract, or if it was because he knew he would be doing it, but he should have stuck to the story, or at least left the music alone, or at least hired someone who could actually act. I can't believe the music in the end credits was actually good. I would have been much happier if the music was the only thing in the film. I am not saying this film is bad, but I thought it was really bad.
Craig N.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 20:07

The Music of Strangers is a documentary that explores the music of the late 1970s and early 1980s through interviews with many of the key players in the scene. It was made by the band Richard Thompson's Living in the Material World. It is fascinating to see how many of these musicians were able to survive and continue to write and perform after being in the music scene for a long time. While the music may not be the same anymore, it is still a strong and important part of the culture of music. You can hear many of the themes discussed in the film, but the music is really what makes this documentary so interesting. The music is still playing in many different ways, and it is still being played in the way that it was when it was first written. It is a very interesting look at the music of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
William Ellis
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 14:27

What a pleasant surprise, I'm glad I found this on DVD. It's a very good documentary on an artist who was one of the most influential people in the world of rock. Although it's not that great, it's certainly better than I expected. The documentary tells us about the early life of Brian Jones. The documentary is split into several episodes which are very interesting and interesting to watch. The documentary is a little too short. The interviews are of course very interesting, but they do not tell us anything about Jones's music. The music was very important for him. As the documentary says, Brian was a talented musician. And he was a very important singer, but he was not an important artist. As a result, the music was not that great. The documentary also shows us the influence of Brian's sister on the life of his mother. The documentary is not as interesting as the interviews, but it's still a good documentary on an important person. I recommend it.
Kelly Hart
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 23:42

The music of Strangers is a documentary that chronicles the live performances of a band called The Moth in one night in the early 90s. The band, a duo of musicians, were best known for their 1980s hit "Spoon", which appeared on the soundtrack of the 1983 movie, "Back to the Future". The film is a pretty good one, but it suffers from some bad editing and a few non-existent sound effects. The documentary has a lot of information about the band, including how they met, how they formed, their background, their history, etc. But the editing is really bad, and the only real issue I have with the film is the music. The music isn't great, but it's alright. There are some fun songs, like "Spoon", "Barefoot on the Ground", and "A Boat in a River". "Barefoot on the Ground" is the only song that I liked. But I would say it's not the best song on the album. "Spoon" is pretty good, and the two songs that are featured on the soundtrack, "Spoon" and "Back to the Future", are really good. The two songs "Barefoot on the Ground" and "A Boat in a River" are actually very good, and it's really fun to hear these songs live. I would recommend this film to fans of The Moth, and people who are into The Moth. It's not great, but it's better than most documentaries. But it's not a great documentary, and I wouldn't recommend it to fans of The Moth.
Marie R.
Friday, 29 May 2020 21:20

This documentary covers the stories of three different artists that came to America after a long hiatus to tour. They're each different and different enough to make them fascinating. They are all amazing musicians, but their paths to fame are different. The film is an introduction to each of the artists and their story. It is definitely not a documentary about any of the musicians, but it is an introduction to their music. There are no long boring interviews, and I think that's what makes the film interesting. There are some really interesting facts and stories that are not in the documentary. It's about a great deal of things, but it is more about the music. It is about the music, and it's about these artists. The interviews are not particularly detailed, but they are interesting. They are not necessarily what the film is about, but they are interesting. This is a really interesting documentary and it's not just for music fans. It's a great look at the different paths these artists have taken to get where they are. It is definitely not for everyone. If you like music, you will definitely like it, but you will probably also be interested in some of the different stories of the artists.
Philip M.
Friday, 22 May 2020 20:28

The music of Strangers is an amazing documentary about an incredibly creative and inspiring band. It tells the story of the incredible journey of the band from starting in the late 70's, to their final album in 2000. The band is a testament to the power of music and the art of the human spirit. It has been a journey of a lifetime and it is very well done. The film is made up of interviews with the band members, from the music to the community and their journey in making the final album. The film is quite moving and a great story to watch. It is not a documentary about the band itself, but rather the band and the people who have been a part of the band. There are some interviews with band members who are not members of the band, but have been involved with the band. The music is amazing, but the people who are involved with the band are even better. The music is amazing and the music is amazing. It is a wonderful documentary about a band who is not only amazing, but is a wonderful testament to the power of music.
Lori C.
Thursday, 21 May 2020 18:58

It's a good documentary, but I don't think it goes far enough into the subject matter. The film is not the answer to the question of why did they kill the guy, but it's an attempt to shed light on the personal and social issues surrounding the subject. One of the main reasons why they kill someone is because they are their employer. They make a living in the same way they do in the film, so they are essentially a person they are dependent on to make a living. And yet, it seems like the film is somewhat biased, as they try to paint the employers as some kind of monsters. The film makes this statement, but the film doesn't give us any real proof. So the fact that they kill their employee, it's an issue that most people would like to have a solution to. The film does show the turmoil of the family, as well as the personal issues of the family. It doesn't paint them as the monsters they are, but instead just tries to show the complexities of the problem. The film also goes into how this is not a social issue, but rather a personal one. Many people in the film have told this to me, but it's a good point. I think that people feel responsible for their jobs, and this is a problem that many people feel they cannot get away from. So, if you don't want to see a film about the issue of murder, then you should probably not see this film.
Victoria Obrien
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 04:12

The story of the 1984 "Mossad" operation in Greece is a bit too drawn out and hard to follow, but the film does do a good job of demonstrating how the Mossad is the front line for the Israeli Intelligence community. The film covers the months leading up to the operation, with many interviews with members of the Mossad and of the Greek government and the United Nations. The Mossad's chief is interviewed in detail, and the US Embassy in Athens is interviewed in detail. The film has some good footage, some of which is reminiscent of the film "Enemy of the State" (the one that was also directed by Jason Reitman). Some of the footage was obviously taken from the film, so some of it does seem out of place. Still, the film is well done, and it was good to see some of the Mossad members in action.
Steven Gilbert
Friday, 08 May 2020 11:05

The music of Strangers is a visual experience of a man's world, and the view is of his family and the people he meets along the way. This film is a rare gem. The movie is made in black and white, but there are some interesting colors and some music. There are some very short musical sequences, and those are worth watching. There are also very interesting interviews with the directors and the actors, and it's well worth watching. If you like movies about the music industry, this is the one for you.
Nicholas
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 09:28

Although the subject matter of this documentary is very interesting, I found it to be very slow and the characters to be uninteresting. The camera work is wonderful, as are the actors and their voices. However, I would have preferred to see a more entertaining documentary that had more of a plot and was more intense. For example, the documentary "Anthropophagus" had an interesting plot and had a better protagonist. I would have liked to hear more about the characters themselves, not just what happened to them. The only real flaw in this documentary was the score. I don't know if it was the score, but the music is very subdued, very quiet. It's like a sound that is not supposed to be heard and is not supposed to be heard. I would have preferred it to have been more intense and to have had a more interesting plot. The documentary "The Love Story of the Twelve Tribes" had a much more interesting plot and a better protagonist. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who enjoys a good story and would like to see a documentary that is very slow and interesting. I give it a 7 out of 10.
Judith
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 07:45

This is a good documentary for the die hard fans of the band. It features a lot of interviews with the band members and is an informative look at what the band was all about. I thought it was a good documentary, and I found the band's history interesting. I would recommend this to anyone who likes rock and roll.
Patricia J.
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 06:27

I was looking forward to this film for several reasons: The great music of the country stars and the rock stars of the time; the great musical performances of the period; and the fact that it was being filmed in the country I live in. I don't know what the filmmakers intended but they didn't come close to it. The most memorable part of the movie was the ending. But the whole film was a mishmash of bits and pieces. It was like a giant brain fart, with the exception of the singing of the Country stars. And the rock stars. The most entertaining part of the film was the one in which the rock stars were interviewed. And they did a great job. The film did not do justice to the musicians involved. It seemed to me that most of the interviews were done by one of the stars, not the musicians. I was also disappointed in the fact that the filmmakers had the musicians do the interviews. I think it was just a cheap way to make a movie, but the musicians were great. And I must say, the music in this film was amazing. I think it is the best music of the period. I also have to say that the filmmakers were very slow to get to the point. I found the film to be boring. There were a lot of technical problems and not much story. I think that the film should have been shorter. But, I think the movie was still a good one and the musicians did a great job. I recommend the film, but I think the film is best watched as a documentary.
Louis
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 04:42

I've seen the "Music of Strangers" music video on YouTube and was very impressed. A lot of the music used in the video was great and they actually found a way to make it sound good. However, the sound quality was not very good and the video would often cut to the next song without any warning. I didn't know what to expect from a documentary about the music video industry and I was very surprised. I think that the video was done well, but it was a bit much to handle.
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