From Tatu to Gary Barlow: All the songs on the iconic Anora film soundtrack
I just know Gary Barlow’s tall son is bumpin’ that in the cinema
Anora, the Palme D’or winning film from Sean Baker that is highly acclaimed and set to sweep awards season, would be nowhere near as perfect without the iconic soundtrack. The needle drops in this film are utterly euphoric, and from the moment the film kicks off with a crappy remix of a Take That classic – you know you’re in for something special. The film is so good that by the tike it reuses the Take That song, it will likely be the only movie good enough to make you actually emotional at the sound of Gary Barlow. The songs that make up the Anora soundtrack are an integral part of what makes it the film of the year. At least in my opinion.
The Anora film soundtrack uses songs to soundtrack the story of Anora, a stripper who gets involved with the son of a very rich Russian oligarch – and the madness that ensues. Mikey Madison, who plays Anora, says she wasn’t familiar with” Take That’s music, but said “I think it’s such a catchy tune, and it works really well for the opening”. She also said that her mates made her a “stripper” playlist to get her into role. Iconic.
Sean Baker also explained how he settled on Greatest Day, saying “I was driving around with my wife Sam and we were just like, ‘Is there a song called Greatest Day, because it’s [Ani’s] greatest day?’
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“I had never heard of this song, so we put it on in the car and the next thing you know it had become a total ear worm. So I got home and threw it over Anora’s opening credits, and it was like serendipity… the way it went up to Mikey and landed there, right when the kick comes in, it was like, ‘Oh my God!’ And then she goes on Spotify and finds Greatest Day.”
Here’s a list of all the songs in the Anora film soundtrack:
- Greatest Day by Take That (Robin Schulz and Calum Scott remix)
- All The Things She Said by t.A.T.u
- Daddy AF by Slayyyter
- Sally Walker by Iggy Azalea
- Drip by Brooke Candy and Erika Jayne
- Dreaming by Blondie
- Under The Moon by Red Hammer
- I Win by Mattie B
- Call Me Again by Red Hammer
- Where The Hood At by DMX
Basically, wall to wall bangers. You can listen to a playlist with songs from the soundtrack and inspired by the film here.
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