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Interview: Emile Mosseri’s ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’ Score | Under The Radar

Mosseri rose to the occasion to deliver a score that shares the pulse of the film, assuming its life force. – Under The Radar

When was the last time a film score continued to haunt you long after you’ve seen the movie?  Charles Steinberg at Under The Radar  talks to Emile Mosseri about his The Last Black Man in San Francisco score, saying “it feels like it sprung full bloom into the story, organically becoming part of the emotional fabric.”  Read the full story now at Under The Radar.

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Home Video, Scores

New York Times Critic’s Pick Film ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’ Comes To Blu-ray/DVD! Score By Emile Mosseri

 

One of the most celebrated films of the year, The Last Black Man in San Francisco comes to Blu-ray and DVD format!  Own the film that the New York Times calls a “haunting, elegiac story“ featuring a  score by Emile Mosseri that IndieWire says sounds like “a 21st century riff on the iconic music that Philip Glass wrote for “Koyaanisqatsi”.  The album also features a cover of the classic, “San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)”, the “emotional centerpiece” (The Playlist), composed by Mosseri, Joe Talbot and Daniel Herskedal, vocals by Mike Marshall and Daniel Herskedal on tuba.  The soundtrack is available now on Digital and coming to vinyl on Lakeshore Records!

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Listen][Pre-order Vinyl]

 

 

A24 presents THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO, available now on Blu-ray/DVD (get it here) and Digital (get it on iTunes).

Movie News, Scores

Premiere: Emile Mosseri’s ‘The Last Black Man in San Francisco’ Score Comes To Vinyl | Entertainment Weekly

The sweet sounds of The Last Black Man in San Francisco‘s enchanting soundtrack are coming to vinyl. – Joey Nolfi, Entertainment Weekly

Lakeshore Records is thrilled to present the soundtrack to The Last Black Man in San Francisco is coming to vinyl this October, featuring score by Emile Mosseri (The Dig band, “Random Acts of Flyness”, How to Tell You’re A Douchebag)!  The album also features the pop classic, “San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)” performed by Mike Marshall (Timex Social Club).  See the album artwork premiere now at Entertainment Weekly.  Keep reading to listen to the album and more. 

A24 presents THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO, available now on Digital (get it here).

 

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Press & Reviews, Scores

Interview: The Music of The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Score by Emile Mosseri | Pitchfork

“Bolstered by a score from composer Emile Mosseri, whose stirring pieces add depth to moments” – Pitchfork

It’s been said The Last Black Man in San Francisco is a love story to a city and a love story between a man and a house. Whichever way you interpret it, the folks at Pitchfork are in love with Emile Mosseri’s film score. Check out their interview with the film’s director, Joe Talbot now at Pitchfork!

Talbot talks about how he and Jimmie Fails (who also stars in the film) met as kids in San Francisco and his long-time “obsession” with music. “Music is the only thing that I think I love more than movies,” said Talbot.

If you haven’t had a chance to see A24’s The Last Black Man in San Francisco, the film is now playing in additional theaters near you as of last weekend.

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Press & Reviews

Review: Emile Mosseri’s ‘Heart-Achingly Beautiful Score’ (The Last Black Man In San Francisco) | PopMatters

There are several heavy themes running throughout The Last Black Man in San Francisco, but some of the most poignant moments are wordless, ethereal imagery set to a heart-achingly beautiful score. – Bernardo Boo, PopMatters

Joe Talbot’s The Last Black Man in San Francisco opens in more theaters this weekend and the critic’s reviews continue to come in! Check out the latest review from PopMatters, in which they delve into how Talbot and the film’s composer Emile Mosseri collaborated on making the music work with the moving images. Have you had a chance to listen to the score in full?

Soundtrack Available Now: [Download/Listen]

A24 presents THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO, now playing in select theaters (get tickets)!