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Lakeshore Congratulates Soundtrack Partners ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘City of Ghosts’ On Their DGA Awards Wins!

Congratulations goes out to Director Reed Morano on her “The Handmaid’s Tale” (Hulu) Best Drama Series win for the episode, “Offred”, and Director Matthew Heineman on his Best Documentary win for City Of Ghosts (Amazon Studios) at this year’s Directors Guild Awards, which was held over the weekend!  Lakeshore Records proudly released the scores to these outstanding productions, and you can listen to them below.  Congratulations to all the nominees and winners this year!  See the full list at Variety.

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Cinema Eye Honors 2017: ‘Kedi’ and ‘City of Ghosts’ Up For Audience Choice Award!

The acclaimed documentaries Kedi and City of Ghosts are up for the 2017 Cinema Eye Honors Award.  There’s still time to show your support by casting your vote for the Audience Choice award now at Cinema Eye online.  Winners will be announced January 11, 2018.  More about the films and soundtracks below.

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Lakeshore Congratulates Matthew Heineman On His ‘City Of Ghosts’ IDA Award Nominations!

City Of Ghosts (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) | Lakeshore Records

These films address the most urgent contemporary global matters — and the most intimate emotional territory. All of them demonstrate the courage and ingenuity of nonfiction media makers.” – Deadline

Lakeshore Records congratulates Academy Award®-nominated AND EMMY®-winning documentarian Matthew Heineman (Cartel Land) on his IDA Award nominations for Best Feature and Courage Under Fire Award for City Of Ghosts. The prestigious awards ceremony will take place on December 9 at the Paramount Theatre in Los Angeles.  Congratulations to all the nominees this year!  See the full list at Deadline.

Matthew Heineman once again teams up with his Cartel Land composers, Jackson Greenberg & H. Scott Salinas for City Of Ghosts: Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Stream]

Amazon Studios, IFC Films and A&E Indie Films present CITY OF GHOSTS, available on VOD now (get it here).

 

City Of Ghosts Soundtrack: Hear A Track From Jackson Greenberg & H. Scott Salinas’ Score Album (Out Now)! | HuffPost Entertainment

City Of Ghosts (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) | Lakeshore Records

Hear “City Of Ghosts,” the title track to Jackson Greenberg & H. Scott Salinas score to Matthew Heineman’s new documentary now at HuffPost Entertainment.  The full album, City Of Ghosts (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is out now on all digital outlets!  You may remember the composing duo for their previous work on the Academy Award®-nominated documentary, Cartel Land, also directed by Academy Award® nominee Matthew Heineman.  See below for more album details.

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Stream]

Amazon Studios, IFC Films and A&E Indie Films present CITY OF GHOSTS, in theaters and VOD now (get tickets).
 

 


 
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City Of Ghosts Soundtrack: Jackson Greenberg & H. Scott Salinas Team Up For Matthew Heineman’s Latest Documentary

City Of Ghosts (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) | Lakeshore Records

Lakeshore Records will release the soundtrack to City Of Ghosts, directed by Cartel Land’s Matthew Heineman, out digitally on July 21.  The album features score by Jackson Greenberg & H. Scott Salinas, who also collaborated on the critically-acclaimed Cartel Land film.  See track listings and more below.

Pre-order The Album: [iTunes]

Remarkable. Testifies to the power of journalism. – The Guardian

“City of Ghosts” is a harrowing look at a group of citizen journalists who are risking their lives to fight ISIS – New York Times

 

Amazon Studios, IFC Films and A&E Indie Films present CITY OF GHOSTS, now playing in select cities (get tickets).

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