Song of Breath is a documentary that explores the profound connection between the breath of living beings and Nature. Inspired by the director’s personal experience, it takes viewers on an engaging and surprising journey across three countries and cultures. In Australia, a descendant of the natives travels across the country to pass on the memory of his people and the power of the didgeridoo’s circular sound. In Mongolia, boy searches for the primordial vibration of his voice, the wonder of harmonic singing. In Italy, in the heart of the Paneveggio woods, a red fir tree holds and reveals (to those who know how to listen) its own secret: the very essence of music. This cinematic tale observes and ‘listens to’ thelegacy of ancestral practices, highlighting the im- portance of passing down this ancient wisdom to future generations. An immersive journey through some of the world’s most ancient cultures, rediscover- ing the invisible element that connects all living beings to Nature: à nemos, the “vital breath” that becomes vibration, sound, voice, and song. In Australia, a descendant of the natives travels across the country to pass on the memory of his people and the power of the didgeridoo’s circular sound. In Mongolia, a boy searches for the primor- dial vibration of his voice, the wonder of harmonic singing. In Italy, in the heart of the Paneveggio woods, a red fir tree holds and reveals (to those who know how to listen) its own secret: the very essence of music.