Enjoy tales of inner strength and resilience with two brand-new original films The Fallout, from up-and-coming director Megan Park, and KIMI, from seasoned director Steven Soderbergh. From overcoming tragedy to facing one’s greatest fear, these
By Syndicated Content We ve got a pair of headlines from the alternative-musicians-scoring-films division. First, Finneas is scoring his first-ever film. According to Variety , he ll be composing music for an upcoming high school drama called The Fallout . Finneas brought a level of empathy to the characters that could only come from a composer who is from the same generation, says The Fallout music supervisor, Peymon Maskan . Finneas does have some experience in the writing-music-for-films world he worked with his sister Billie Eilish on the theme for the new James Bond movie No Time to Die . Meanwhile, Arcade Fire s score to the 2013 film
Finneas is set to score his first movie.
The songwriter and producer – who is Billie Eilish‘s older brother, collaborator and bandmate – will write the music for
The Fallout, a drama about the emotional aftermath of a high school tragedy.
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Variety writes, the film “chronicles the lives of three teenagers so crippled from anxiety after a high school tragedy they can’t even leave their bedrooms, and the unique bond they share over the ensuing months”. It is actress Megan Park’s directorial debut and stars Jenna Ortega, Maddie Ziegler, Shailene Woodley, Julie Bowen and John Ortiz.
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The film’s music supervisor, Peymon Maskan, explained to