Heima, a film by one of my favorite bands
Sigur Ros is the reason for this lovely post.
Heima was playing at the
AFI fest last year, but I couldn't get tickets in time. I forgot about this film, until last week when I saw it playing on the
Sundance Channel. If you don't know much about
Sigur Ros, that's okay. Although
Heima is mostly
Sigur Ros' live performances, it seems like so much more than just that.
Heima is a captivating look into a
beautful country, Iceland, and its beautiful people. I knew I loved Iceland before this film thanks to
Anythony Bourdain and Sam Brown, but I'd never seem Iceland in such a way as I saw it in
Heima. The film takes you through a sting of free performances
Sigur Ros gave through the beautiful countryside of Iceland. You get to look into the lives and hearts of the Icelandic people and see the natural beauty of the landscapes. Ah, what I would give to be there right now. As the members of
Sigur Ros explain, Iceland is a country seemingly untouched by modern mankind. If you're at all interested in Iceland,
Sigur Ros or just beautiful things...I highly recommend you find this movie and buy it.
Meg