Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga

In the quaint town of Husavik, Lars Eriksson and Sigrit Eriksdóttir, childhood friends, form a musical duo named Fire Saga. Their shared passion for music fuels their dreams despite facing skepticism from those around them, particularly from Lars' father.

Lars is fueled by a singular dream to win the Eurovision Song Contest. Despite their heartfelt efforts, the local audience's attention is captured by a playful song, 'Ja Ja Ding Dong,' leaving Lars and Sigrit feeling overlooked.

Sigrit’s mother expresses her worries, believing that Lars is limiting Sigrit’s potential. She is particularly concerned about Sigrit not reaching the elusive 'Speorg Note,' which is said to require genuine authenticity.

Facing mounting financial challenges, Lars' father, Erick, contemplates selling their family home. This puts additional pressure on Lars as he grapples with his musical ambitions amidst concerns for their well-being.

Fire Saga receives unexpected news that they have been selected to participate in Songvakeppnin, Iceland’s preliminary contest for Eurovision. The duo rejoices, marking a significant step toward their dreams.

In a celebratory moment, Lars is arrested for creating a ruckus by ringing the town's bell tower. Thanks to Sigrit’s charm, they manage to secure his release from the overzealous policeman, Arnar.

Amidst their rising ambitions, Sigrit, who deeply believes in Icelandic folklore, seeks the intervention of elves to help them achieve their dreams. Her hopes are intertwined with her feelings for Lars, adding layers to their relationship.

Fire Saga faces an unexpected setback during Songvakeppnin as technical issues derail their performance. This unfortunate turn allows the charismatic Katiana Lindsdóttir to claim victory, leaving Lars and Sigrit disheartened.

In a shocking twist, a tragic explosion occurs during a celebratory boat party, leaving only Fire Saga alive. This unexpected event propels them directly into the Eurovision finals held in Edinburgh, Scotland, turning their misfortune into a new opportunity.

As they prepare for the Eurovision finals, Lars and Sigrit find themselves competing against the charming Alexander Lemtov. This new rivalry adds stress as they navigate the complexities of the competition and their own insecurities.

Misunderstandings and personal doubts begin to plague both Lars and Sigrit, putting a strain on their partnership. The emotional turmoil escalates as they question both their musical collaboration and their relationship.

After a series of mishaps, Sigrit reveals that the song she was writing was actually for Lars. This confession shatters his misconceptions, leading to a heartfelt moment that rekindles their bond and solidifies their commitment to each other.

Determined to reclaim their dreams, Lars fully embraces the magic of his hometown and their relationship. During the grand final, they deliver a moving performance of their original song, 'Husavik,' which celebrates their heritage.

Despite their emotional and impactful performance, Fire Saga is disqualified for altering their song mid-performance. However, their relationship and the authenticity of their journey resonate with audiences more than any competition could.

The film concludes with Lars and Sigrit returning to Husavik, where they perform at their parents’ wedding. Surrounded by their supportive community, they embrace their musical journey and the love they have rebuilt together.