Shame (2011) Soundtrack - New York, New York "Theme"

Composed by John Kander, written by Fred Ebb, cover by Carey Mulligan and Liz Kaplan. A soundtrack of 2011 film Shame. I hold no rights for this song.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Carey Mulligan
• Shame
• Soundtrack
• Theme
• Cover Song
• OST
• New York New York
• New York City
• 2011

[GatorGirl04]

Awesome upload...this arrangement is STELLAR!! Took a hopeful anthem and made it hopeless & haunting.

[nitrorev386]

Cheap movies make you cry with pitty or a simple happy conclusion. good movies make you cry when a character has earned your investment and care then sees tragedy or success. Great movies make you cry with scenes like this. I don't care if the oscars or anybody else for that matter passes up on this movie, It'll stay with me and I will treasure it. Thank you Steve, Michael, Carey and everyone else.

[ellecrane1]

This performance was fantastic... When I saw it at the cinema you could've heard a pin drop. Carey Mulligan is so perfectly expressive and the piano arrangement is beautiful.

[trickola11]

Rapture?

[witschge1234]

does anyone know the really dancing song that came on in the movie in the scene where his boss asks that grey suited blonde girl for a dance?

[speed7119]

@jrdallasjr know where I can download?

[jrdallasjr]

"Shame" is among the most stunning films I've experienced. It is brilliant. I saw it twice, and plan to see it a third time. As director McQueen probably intended, the Chelsea scenes with the store "Bed, Bath and Beyond" in the distant background created an apt alternative title for this movie. Carey Mulligan's arresting song underscores the film's message about deeper and lasting impact that comes from fractured relationships — especially if the most fractured relationship is with oneself.

[GraceBlood94]

You can really understand her pain and sadness ,they come out from every single word of this beautiful but melancholic song.

[vincenzogallo87]

poetical

[corystereo]

I usually don't empathize with movie characters, but when Brandon began to cry, I felt so much sympathy for he and Sissy. VERY powerful scene. The song is a perfect match: the lyrics reflect determination, innocence perhaps, and the promise of a better future. Did it remind him of his childhood, and the abuse he and Sissy almost surely endured? There was no mention of parents in the movie; no mention of other relatives. All they really had was each other.

Truly heartbreaking. Beautiful movie.

[TheBlackrussian11]

come on baby! come on!!

[zkwwz]

simply brilliant