Pino Donaggio OST Don't Look Now

Original Soundtrack by Pino Donaggio Gatefold Sleeve with Image by Benio Urbanowicz
Nicolas Roeg's 1973 horror film Don't Look Now still retains the power to shock 44
years after its release and over that time has established itself as a seminal work in that
genre. Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland are a married couple mourning the death of
their young daughter, clinging on to her memory through a meeting with a mysterious
psychic in Venice. Native Venetian composer Pino Donaggio was discovered by a
producer on the film and his music appealed to director Roeg. It became his debut film
score, launching a long career and a close working relationship with Brian De Palma. Many
of the instruments in this recording were played by the composer himself. As well as
writing soundtracks, Donaggio wrote Dusty Springfield's chart-topping hit "You Don't
Have To Say You Love Me" (originally a hit in Italian as "Io Che Non Vivo") The cover
was the winning design by artist Benio Urbanowicz in a competition organised by
Creative Review and BFI Publishing for the 20th anniversary edition of the BFI Film
Classics book on the film.