Songs of Earth

About This Movie

Songs of Earth is a contemplative journey through Oldedalen, guided by Margreth Olin's father, who brings a personal touch to the narrative. The documentary meanders through the stunning landscapes of Norway’s Nordfjord, immersing you in the quiet power of nature. It’s not just about the visuals, though the cinematography is striking; it's also about the stories of resilience and harmony with the environment that resonate through generations. Olin’s father's reflections add a layer of warmth and intimacy, creating a rich atmosphere that's both nostalgic and evocative. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments to breathe, which might be slow for some, but it really captures the essence of a life lived close to the land. A distinctive documentary for sure.

Focus on personal narratives · Cinematography highlights Norwegian landscapes · Themes of nature and legacy