"As a director, Ang Lee has always been very
conscious of the role music plays in his movies, and
Brokeback Mountain is no exception. The movie's pace is deliberate, its passion muted, its language sparse. To complement that feel, and indeed to generate it, Lee turned to Santaolalla to write both songs and score.
Brokeback Mountain is one of those rare instances where the film was shot to the m
usic; Lee has said that every evening during filming, he listened to Santaolalla's m
usic to make sure he was getting the right mood. This close cooperation between director and composer is unique and resulted in an intimate marriage onscreen."
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