Hedda soundtrack include songs by Roxy Music and Mariam Wallentin. This informational article provides details about the composers and music supervisors involved in the movie. For more information on soundtrack songs and track listings, check the movies section.
Tracklist
The 2025 movie “Hedda” is a dramatic reimagining of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play “Hedda Gabler,” written and directed by Nia DaCosta. It stars Tessa Thompson in the title role, who also serves as a producer. The film premiered at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival on September 7 and was released in select U.S. theaters on October 22, 2025, before streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting October 29, 2025.
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Set in early 20th-century England, “Hedda” follows a brilliant but restless woman trapped in an unfulfilling marriage and societal expectations. Hedda Gabler, portrayed with intensity by Thompson, navigates her constrained world using charm, manipulation, and wit. The narrative explores her complex relationships, particularly with her academic husband George Tesman, played by Tom Bateman, and her ex-lover, Eileen Lovborg (a gender-switched character from the original play), played by Nina Hoss.
Hedda (Original Motion Picture Score)
- Gopher Mambo (2:32)
- Crazy She Calls Me (1:29)
- It’s oh so quiet (3:10)
- Teach me tonight (3:03)
- Stolen Tale – Prepping the Party (2:18)
- Stolen Tale (3:16)
- Allegretto – Glass (2:30)
- The Moment (2:45)
- Allegro – Drums (0:38)
- The Fireworks (2:02)
- Vivace – Wood (1:54)
- Stolen Tale – Face to Face (0:51)
- The Glass Moves (2:29)
- People of the House (1:08)
- The Manuscript (1:16)
- Stolen Tale – The Band (3:47)
- Full Circle (2:04)
Hedda Soundtrack – Addiciotnal Songs
- “It’s a Man” – Betty Hutton
- “Crazy She Calls Me” – Mariam Wallentin
- “It’s Oh So Quiet” – Mariam Wallentin
- “Gopher Mambo” – Mariam Wallentin
- “Teach Me Tonight” – Mariam Wallentin
- “Love Is the Drug” – Roxy Music
- “Stolen Tale” – Mariam Wallentin
The film features a strong ensemble cast including Imogen Poots as Thea Clifton, Hedda’s fragile confidante, Nicholas Pinnock as Judge Roland Brack, and others. Praised for its emotional intensity and modern take on gender roles, the film blends Ibsen’s critique with DaCosta’s cinematic vision, showcasing Hedda as both magnetic and volatile.
Hedda has drawn attention for its powerful performances, stylistic direction, and fresh interpretation of a historically rich female antihero, making it a notable entry in 2025’s drama film slate.