April 10, 2008
Chill with Sigur Ros
By Adrian Mack
Like your music wintry, precious, and Icelandic? If so, the highly acclaimed Sigur Rós concert film Heima might be for you. Shot in 15 locations, including deserted fish-processing plants, caves, and “the hoofprint of Odin’s horse” (actually a horseshoe-shaped canyon), Heima follows the postrock band as it tours its homeland of Iceland, performing free and unannounced concerts following the release of its 2005 album Takk… The film makes its Vancouver debut at the Vancity Theatre April 18 to 20, with Canadian director Dean DeBlois in attendance for the first two nights.
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