Inni

Inni is an Icelandic word meaning inside or inner. It can function as a common noun or adjective in Icelandic and related Nordic languages, and it may appear as a title or proper name in various media contexts.

In popular culture, Inni is best known as the title of a documentary film about the Icelandic band Sigur Rós. The film presents live performances from the band's 2008-2009 world tour, intercut with backstage footage and interviews. The title, which is Icelandic for inside, reflects the film’s focus on the inner experiences of performing and touring. Inni has been released commercially on DVD and streaming platforms and has been shown at film festivals and in cinemas in selective markets.

Beyond the film, the use of Inni as a title is relatively uncommon, and the term remains primarily associated with its meaning in Icelandic and with the Sigur Rós documentary. As a word, it may appear in various Icelandic phrases or names, but it does not have a widely recognized independent entry in English-language reference works beyond those contexts.