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Peter Weir's 1981 war film has no composed score to speak of. It has a French synthesiser record and a baroque lament, and between them they say everything the picture needs.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis wrote the music for John Hillcoat's western from motifs, not from frames, and the film's strange, hymn-like heat is the result.
He won four AFI awards for original score, and the most famous cue in his most famous film belongs to a Romanian pan flute player.