This is a film that actually exists in 2 versions, the version that was played in 1999-2000 in festivals, and the version that was released 6 years later on DVD. Consequently, some of the songs in this film had to be replaced before the long-delayed DVD release in November 2006, perhaps due to licensing agreements that expired. Both versions of THIS SPACE BETWEEN US have a lot of wonderful music. From the sophisticated and poignant theme music from Johannes Luley to the ambient jazzy nocturnal sounds of Hopscotch to the trip-hoppy Low Hum Satellite to the folk-rock ballads and youthful voices of Coby Brown, The Bellows, Anne McCue and Jonatha Brooke, the music of this film is the sound of night in San Francisco, and describes young people who are in mourning, for one reason or another.
Song: The Satellite Song by Low Hum Satellite, from the album Life At Ground Zero, 1998 (drive by/extinguisher scene, mp3 format)
Song: Always by Anne McCue, from the album Amazing Ordinary Things, 1999 (opening credits, wma format)
Song: Riding Away by Anne McCue, from the album Amazing Ordinary Things, 1999 (museum scene, wma format)
Song: How Many Miles by The Bellows, from the album Outside, 1998 (Alex calls Zoe, drives across the Golden Gate Bridge to Jesse's house in Sausalito, wma format)
Music: Maggie (Bossa Version) by Johannes Luley, from the original score, 1998 I really like this one! wma format
Song: Waiting by Coby Brown, from the album Truth Shines (Alex drives to the Marin Headlands and "lets Maggie go" wma format)
Song: Because I Told You So by Jonatha Brooke, from the album 10 Cent Wings, 1999, (featured in the version shown at festivals, wma format)
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