The Magic of Music in Film

The importance of music in a movie is to manipulate the feelings of the audience and help them to immerse themselves in the story. Music is one of the main elements of the movie. Without it, the movie will be boring and discreet. The movie has three elements: one for performance, the second for photos, and the third for music. This is a sacred trinity; if it is not perfect there will be a lack of emotions and excitement. While performance and photos may be independent of each other, music is music that makes movies unforgettable.

In Anastasia in 1997, with co-production with the director of Don Bruce, this movie captured more legendary stories than historical facts. Still, the story is wonderful, music is very melodic. This film talks about Anja (Meg Ryan) and her family history and the pursuit of a true identity - Anastasia, the surviving daughter of the last Emperor of the Russian Empire. Through her journey she accepted the help of Dimitri (John Cusack) and "Vlad" (Kelsey Grammer) who began with Rasputin (Christopher Lloyd). Setting - The turn of the century of Russia and France - incorporating historical content trends and jumping out in today's entertainment: Crown, Victoria, hidden character and magnificent 7

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