Song You First Heard in a Movie and Immediately Fell in Love With

Is there anything more exhilarating  than hearing a song in a movie for the first time and immediately falling in love with it? Your emotions add to the scene–you become a character, reacting to the music, it changes your life, and your perception of the film.  This week, Christina and Christine get into a couple songs unearthed from the silver screen. Join them as they explore these musical treasures and share the stories behind their cinematic crushes.Videos:Kiosk: Yarom Bia (2008)Siouxsie and the Banshees: Hong Kong Garden (1978)Extras:Kiosk: Charkesh e Pooch (2008)Ana Lily Amirpour in conversation with roger Corman at the Hammer Museum (2015) Muboraksho Mirzoshoyev: Ay Yoram Biyo (1988)Iran’s Dylan on Lute, with Songs of Sly Protest (NYT, 2007)Connect with us on Instagram (to share your song picks or troll us), Spotify (for our ever-growing playlist), and Stereothematica.com (for extra fun)!If you like what you’re hearing, please subscribe, and if you love it, a five-star rating and review would send us into the exosphere of excitement.And email us at [email protected]! We will write back!