Franco Micalizzi

The music composed by Micalizzi undeniably emerges for its adherence to the narrative of the story adding dynamic and lyrical value to the various scenes, all the more reason this to consider it an absolutely successful soundtrack in terms of interplay between sound and images. The means used by the Maestro to achieve this result are the classics of the period: Tight hard-funk rhythms, guitars effected with wha-wha, woodwinds in great relief, piano played in the medium-low register, clavinets pounded with devastating rhythmic impact, but also orchestrations with a dissonant and sinister procession that take it upon themselves to emphasize the most dramatic moments. A novelty as far as the instrumental layout is concerned is definitely the use of a synthesizer, which, gives it a synthetic and threatening character.