Vincent Morrisset's documentary Inni captures Sigar Rós at the close of their last tour in November 2008. Innis was filmed at Alexandra Palace over two nights. The performance captures the band playing as a stripped down four-piece for the first time since they were joined by string section Amiina at the start of the decade.

 

Originally filmed on HD digital, Inni was first transferred to 16mm film and then projected and re-filmed once, sometimes through glass and other objects to give a strong impressionistic look. The effect was accomplished with the help of Godspeed You! Black Emperor visual collaborator Karl Lemieux. The film is also broken up with archive footage, including interview and concert material from before the band's exposure to the wider world at the end of the last century.

 

Innis will be released as a DVD & double live album on 7 November 2011 and is available for pre order now. 

 

"Shot in black-and-white and running a haunting, emotion-drenched 75 minutes, [inni is] as pure an experience of the cinema as I've had." Variety 

 

"Raw, unbridled aural chaos — the beauty and awesomeness of the band let loose to travel freely beyond the stage.” The Film Stage