Sound of Silence 1964, Simon & Garfunkel / Graduate 1967 - 1 of 100 Ukulele & Movies скачать в хорошем качестве

Sound of Silence 1964, Simon & Garfunkel / Graduate 1967 - 1 of 100 Ukulele & Movies

SPOILER WARNING This is the ending scene of The Graduate. The film's director, Mike Nichols, put it on as a work track and was going to replace it, but as the film came together it became clear that the song was perfect for the film. Nichols didn't just use this song, but felt Simon & Garfunkel had a sound that fit the tone of the movie very well. They commissioned them to write "Mrs. Robinson" specifically for the movie, and also added "Scarborough Fair" and "April Come She Will" to the film. "The Sound of Silence" has a lot of meaning in this movie. The lyrics refer to silence as a cancer, and if people in the movie had just been honest and not afraid to talk, all the messy things would not have happened. Problems can be solved only by honesty.