Cosmic Dawn (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Alan Howarth
Album info
Album-Release:
2021
HRA-Release:
03.10.2022
Album including Album cover
- 1 I Love You This Much 03:24
- 2 Hospital Awakening 03:38
- 3 Cosmic Dawn Book 04:06
- 4 Deiter's Message 03:30
- 5 You Were Chosen 03:54
- 6 It's Been a Long Time 04:06
- 7 I'm Here to Pick you Up 04:06
- 8 Boat Ride 04:53
- 9 In the Compound 05:41
- 10 Where's The House 04:01
- 11 I'm Leaving 01:20
- 12 She Believes She Did 06:45
- 13 She Said She'll Return For You 03:30
- 14 Can I Trust You 03:12
- 15 Elyse's Room 04:10
- 16 Till That Witch Appeared 05:40
- 17 Was That My Dad 03:50
- 18 She's Ready for You 06:30
- 19 Sure You Know What Your Doing 06:35
- 20 Reaching The Dawn 07:54
- 21 I am Zina 08:02
Info for Cosmic Dawn (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Alan Howarth (Escape from New York, Big Trouble in Little China, They Live, Halloween II, III & IV, Prince of Darkness, Christine) has released a soundtrack album for the sci-fi thriller Cosmic Dawn.
Cosmic Dawn is directed by Jefferson Moneo and stars Camille Rowe, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Joshua Burge, Phil Granger and Antonia Zegers. The movie follows a woman who joined an UFO cult after witnessing the alien abduction of her mother as a child and years later – after having moved on from the cult – is forced to confront her past and pursue the ultimate truth about The Cosmic Dawn.
Plot: After witnessing an alien abduction as a child (and subsequently being told she’s crazy for most of her life) Aurora, now a young woman, joins the UFO cult The Cosmic Dawn after discovering a book written by the group’s leader, Elyse. Aurora’s time at the cult’s remote island compound is marked by miraculous revelations, consciousness expanding flowers, and a burgeoning friendship with Tom, the resident cook. When a fellow cult member starts to display increasingly bizarre behavior, Aurora begins to questionElyse’s sanity (and her own) and starts looking for a way out.
Years later, after the dissolution of the cult, Aurora has moved on with her life. She leads a quiet and seemingly normal life. But when Elyse resurfaces in a mysterious video, Aurora is forced to confront her past. Together with Tom, she pursues the ultimate truth about The Cosmic Dawn. Does Elyse really have access to another dimension? Or do her prophesies truly point to mass suicide amongst the surviving cult members?
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