Hrafnamynd

Edward Pack Davee lived in Iceland as a small child, at the time that his earliest memories were forming. Over 40 years later, he returned with the intent to document Icelandic ravens, letting them dictate the landscapes to film. The ravens unexpectedly led him down a path of rediscovering distant memories and mysterious feelings of familiarity.

HRAFNAMYND is an unconventional, atmospheric and poetic feature length documentary that explores the link between memory and location touching on Icelandic mythology and folklore, as well as his family's own folklore and mythology. Shot on a mix of film and digital formats, the film also features Edward's father's stunning Ektachrome slides from the 70's, and a talking raven named Krummi. The film is further enhanced by way of a collaboration with Portland musician and field recordist Patricia Wolf, who created a Gorgeous original soundtrack, as well as a textured sound design mix.