Varèse Sarabande Records releases a soundtrack of favourite songs and original music by composers Amin Bhatia and Ari Posner.
Anne with an E Soundtrack on Varese Sarabande Records The show is featured on CBC Televison ( Anne) and Netflix ( Anne with an E).
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Starring Amybeth McNulty, Geraldine James and RH Thomson, Anne is produced by Northwood Entertainment, Netflix and CBC, the series music is scored by Amin Bhatia and Ari Posner.Īnne has received numerous awards and nominations including at the 20 Canadian Screen Awards ( Music, Best Drama Series, Costume, Direction (twice), Editing, Production Design, Writing, Casting, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress, Guest Performance, and Best Lead Actress nomination for the series young star Amybeth McNulty). Banks) and Debra Hayward ( Bridget Jones’s Diary). Wally-Beckett, the series’ showrunner, also will executive produce with Alison Owen ( Saving Mr. Miranda de Pencier ( Beginners) is executive producer under her Northwood Entertainment banner. Over time, 13-year-old Anne will transform their lives and eventually the small town in which they live with her unique spirit, fierce intellect and brilliant imagination.Īnne with an E hails from Emmy-winning writer Moira Walley-Beckett ( Breaking Bad) and the two-hour series premiere is directed by Niki Caro ( Whale Rider). The series, Anne with an E, centers a young orphaned girl in the late 1890’s, who, after an abusive childhood spent in orphanages and the homes of strangers, is mistakenly sent to live with an elderly spinster and her aging brother. Two totally different characters and I think one works better for a miniseries and the other works better for a regular series.Based on Lucy M aud Montgomery’s classic novel Anne of Green Gables, this coming-of-age story about an outsider who, against all odds and numerous challenges, fights for love and acceptance and for her place in the world. Gale was the kid in high school that was popular although he never really liked anyone while Aidan was that guy who you would see somewhere and he would just creep you out yet you couldn't take your eyes off him. My only beef is that Gale Harold may seem cold and rather like a jerk (since a stronger term may be censored but one is definately implied), Aidan Gillen was creepy. And I have seen the second series of the British version and, loath as I am as an anglophile and a purist to say it, the American version has gone further then the British series (although in all fairness they have had a lot more episodes to explore the characters). Bring on season 4 and let Ben die already (the second part is only a personal opinion, I just never cared for his character although I think Robert Gant does an excellent job of portraying him, I would rather have seen Michael with David). Besides Six Feet Under, Monk and MI-5, this is one of the few shows I would go out of my way to see.
And even though all my straight friends who have never seen the show may laugh and ask me if I have started to play for the other team, I will continue to watch as long as the quality is kept up like this. The show has tackled a lot of touchy topics (HIV, gay marriages, homophobic politicians) and, barring Emmett's brief fling with quack therapy in an attempt to be straight, they have been dealt with in a thoughtful, intelligent and sensitive manner (although how can you deal with reparative therapy seriously?), and, in a real stretch, showing that the gay community has its own flaws, which i think is what really sets the show apart, it says that the gay community isn't perfect and the gay characters aren't perfect. What is great about the show is the fact that you really do care what happens to the characters, you can see an element of yourself in them (well maybe not all of them but you can find something in at least one of the characters that you relate to-I really relate to Ted myself, particularly in the middle of the first season and most of the third season). I have 3 episodes left of season 3 and, barring a few rather flagrant showings of male nudity (which although arguably contextually appropriate did seem a bit over the top), the shows have continued the quality of the first two seasons. I have seen the first two seasons and I am currently watching the third on VHS because I lost showtime in the process. What can I say about the show? It has incredible characterisation (capable of drawing even a straight man into the lives of the characters), beautiful cinematography, great acting and compelling writing.
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