Some films revel in action and set pieces.  Massive blockbusters often want you to remember what happens in the film.  They want you to stare agog as characters leap from building to building.  Dodging death by the skin of their teeth.  Then there are films that just create a world and a setting that you want to be a part of.  They make you fall in love with their landscapes and the characters that inhabit them.  Song of the Sea manages to do that and so much more.

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