By 1978, Leonard Cohen had already produced a staggering body of work that had firmly set the standard for the singer-songwriter genre and contained numerous classic songs within its cannon, but the 6 studio albums released between then and 2006 contained some of the finest work of Cohen's entire career. This film examines that period. It mixes rare performance footage, studio recordings, interviews, rarely seen photographs, location shoots and many other features with contributions from some of Cohen's cl...   [ read more ]

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With director Marc Sch÷lermann's medical thriller {#Pathology}, up-and-coming film composers Johannes Kobilke and Robert Williamson combine for the first time. Kobilke has worked on many TV movies in his native Germany, but this is his first Hollywood credit. Williamson has been working his way up in Hollywood, contributing to such films as {#Underworld: Evolution} and {#Crank}. Like those horror and action flicks, this one requires a lot of scary, heart-pounding stuff, and Kobilke and {$...   [ read more ]

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Perhaps because there are two of them, the writer/directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor seem to like to employ multiple composers on their films, which are always dramas with plenty of violence, whether they fall into the genres of crime or fantasy. Robert Williamson provided some music for the Neveldine/Taylor film {#Crank}, and he was paired with Johannes Kobilke on {#Pathology} (which they wrote, but did not direct). Here, his partner is Geoff Zanelli ({#Disturbia}, {#Hitman}). ...   [ read more ]

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