A jazz-inspired score for a Cannes Film Festival Official Selection (2000) "Fast Food, Fast Women"

About the film:
A contemporary New York comedy, starring Anna Thomson (“Unforgiven”; “Fiona”) and Louise Lasser (“Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman”; “Happiness”), that follows the romantic twists and turns of the patrons of a Manhattan coffee shop and it’s over-worked waitress Bella (Anna Thomson), who, on the cusp of her 35th birthday allows herself to be set-up on a date with Bruno (Jamie Harris), an irresponsible cab driver and father of two.

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Original Score from the Independent Film. "They/Them/Us" starring Joey Slotnick, Amy Hargreaves. And with Jack Steiner, Lexie Bean, Sarah Eddy, Shanna Strong.

"Charlie and Lisa, two divorced parents in their 40's who find themselves at a midlife crossroads. Both are single parents and they have four complicated teenagers."

New York Times says: 
"They/Them/Us finds sharp humor in more relatable friction..."
“Rich, nuanced shading that elevates the film..."

This Is My Life

House

Faith

He's A Good Guy

Take Me With You

Leather Pants

Suspicious Package

That's So Sweet

Towel Slap

The A Spot

Date Stroll

I'm Handling It

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Upbeat Bossa with sprinkles of electronics in the production. Features a jazz sextet with guitar and trumpet as soloists. First single release from the upcoming album "Back to One" from the composer of television's AMC series, "Mad Men".

Bossa Sixteen

Bossa Sixteen(Single)

David Carbonara is the composer of the critically acclaimed series Mad Men, winner of multiple awards including three Golden Globes and four consecutive Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series, and multiply album releases.
Recent releases include the singles “Bossa Sixteen”, “Selling Me On…” and “Blues Orbit” which feature Kye Palmer, trumpet and Brian Scanlon, tenor sax. These and more on the "Back to One" album released in 2022.

Film & TV scoring credits include:
Amazon’s  “The Romanoffs”
David O’Russell’s “Spanking the Monkey”
Working Title Film’s “The Guru”
Amos Kollek’s  “Fast Food, Fast Woman”
Ana Carolina’s “Amélia”
James L. Freedman’s  “Glickman”, and “Carl Laemmle”
Jon Sherman’s  “They/Them/Us”

David Carbonara

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