All That Heaven Allows (1955 film score)

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All That Heaven Allows (1955 film score) is a lush, romantic orchestral soundtrack composed by Frank Skinner for Douglas Sirk’s 1955 melodrama about love and social class in small-town America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film score
orchestral soundtrack
associatedWithDirector Douglas Sirk
basedOnWork All That Heaven Allows (1955 film)
composer Frank Skinner
composerNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States
filmDirector Douglas Sirk
filmGenre melodrama
filmReleaseYear 1955
genre melodrama film score
orchestral music
romantic film score
medium orchestra
narrativeTheme love across social class
small-town American life
originalLanguage non-vocal (instrumental)
partOf All That Heaven Allows (1955 film) soundtrack
productionCompanyOfFilm Universal-International
publicationYear 1955
style lush orchestration
romantic
usedFor underscoring romantic drama scenes
underscoring social conflict scenes
usedIn All That Heaven Allows (1955 film)

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Frank Skinner notableWork All That Heaven Allows (1955 film score)
All That Heaven Allows (1955 film score) partOf All That Heaven Allows (1955 film) soundtrack
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