Songs of Earth

The documentary features Margreth Olin's 85-year-old father as a guide through Oldedalen in Nordfjord, a place rich in natural beauty and history. The film highlights the lives of generations who have coexisted with nature in this adventurous valley. As a nature documentary, it emphasizes themes of balance and connection with the environment, providing a thoughtful exploration of existence through the lens of familial ties and the majestic Norwegian landscape.

With a runtime of 99 minutes, Songs of Earth captures stunning visuals of mountains and the landscape of Vestland. The film's narrative intertwines personal history with the primordial forces of nature, making it a unique addition to any documentary collection. Margreth Olin's approach as a woman director adds an important perspective to the genre, enriching the film's thematic depth.