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‘Heima’: A Sigur Rós Documentary

March 22, 2009 - By Bobby Solomon - Category: Films & Music

Sundays for me usually consist of large amounts of relaxing, and often there are cardigans involved as well. Yesterday I came across something else to help me relax, Sigur Rós’ documentary Heima, which translates to ‘At Home’. I’d never seen it before, but the video above is the whole dang thing. It’s absolutely beautiful, even though the quality is crap. Enjoy it while it lasts!

You can purchase it here.

Bobby

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Comment by Franz Von SanFranciscotein — March 22, 2009 #
They have this for viewing on IcelandAir – I watched it during my connection flight to Oslo last month.. very very nice!

Comment by Sarah — March 22, 2009 #
Sigur RÃ²sâ€™ is amazing.

Comment by Stef — March 22, 2009 #
This was amazing, thank you for sharing that. :)

Comment by JoÃ£o — March 31, 2009 #
such a good dvd, i still yet have to buy it. but have seen it.

Comment by james — March 31, 2009 #
Worth buying for the extra disc with longer footage of the performances… wonderful, intimate recordings, beautifully edited and love the candid footage of the audience members (young and old) caught in their own thoughts.

Comment by john — March 31, 2009 #
39 minutes in… bliss. Orri has a great t-shirt too:)

Comment by john — March 31, 2009 #
Thank you so much for this!

Comment by fabz — March 31, 2009 #
SCAD screened this last year, and it’s an experience to watch a film print projected 60ft.

I describe it to people as Sigur Ros’ love letter to their country.

Comment by Buck — April 2, 2009 #
Same video with better quality is found on veoh

http://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/music/watch/v65558818RJwTPEy#

Comment by cas — April 5, 2009 #

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