The score for Sam Mendes' 1917, by composer Thomas Newman, plays one of the most significant roles in storytelling in the film, partly due to the way the music is used, but more importantly because of the nature of the film's construction. By building 1917 around a single, un-broken shot, it brings the music into even greater focus, creating an even stronger link between story and music, propelling the characters forward on their journey.

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NB: At around 11:20, there are some errors in the scores. See here for the correct transcription: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jqaxjapmty7...

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Sam Mendes on his work with composer Thomas Newman and love of great cinematography:    • Sam Mendes on his work with composer ...  
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Composer Thomas Newman’s ‘1917’ score plays as an opera for both nerves and emotion: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment...