"Song of Listening to the Wind" is a music documentary, the film records the Sigur Rós (victorious rose) band after the national tour, returned to their hometown of Iceland and held a series of free performances in return for their hometown fathers and elders. The whole film revolves around small towns and small towns, and there are concerts held on the grasslands and in the wilderness. There are 60 or 70-year-old people listening to music, as well as three or four-year-old children. They live peacefully and comfortably with smiles on their faces. It is this kind of warmth between people that gives the movie "Heima (Going Home)" a deeper meaning, which generally refers to a simple return of music to its origin. During the performance, they composed a lot of songs for their hometown, some expressing the natural scenery of their hometown, some letting people in their hometown increase communication, some reviving the abandoned traditional factory buildings, and some to protect the natural scenery... the process of the band's tour It has become a process of their continuous self-experience, and all their actions are derived from thinking, from a deep understanding of the truth. As a kind of creation, discovering and satisfying people's needs is the most important thing. In the film, the music of Sigur Rós band did it and did it well.
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