The song Jon hummed when he first appeared was actually quite good. It matched the atmosphere of the small forest behind. For a moment I felt that Irish music was also Icelandic.
The time in the forest is beautifully shot. In fact, think about it, you have to ask those big artists where their inspiration comes from, and they will definitely say: everywhere. I especially like the way Clara sits on the grass and fiddles with his iron rod. It really feels like a lonely belonging. And when another tenant came to this house, Frank pulled the hostess out, and the two people were dragging around in circles. It was not surprising at all.
The second half of the movie is like another story. I don't understand how someone who joins the band desperately can suddenly care about popularity, whether there is an audience or not. Although he is handsome, he is really irritated by all kinds of things. Maybe it's really like Clara said, he's emptiness. There is nothing in his heart. He doesn't love his home, he doesn't love his job, so he can just leave. He doesn't love music, so he can change as he can. For Jon, there is nothing important, nothing precious, and he is terribly exhausted. He may not be incapable of love, but he doesn't know at all.
I love a lot of music in the movie. My favorite is i want to marry a lighthouse kepper. Clara is so great, I didn't live until the last song that Frank sang with her performance. I really think so. Then there is the music of the keyboard player who finally committed suicide with Frank's headgear. The part that flows out when they are drinking quietly is simply too beautiful.
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