"The Song of Ceylon" is a 1934 documentary film directed by Basil Wright. It showcases the beauty and culture of Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon. The film combines stunning visuals of the island's landscapes, wildlife, and people, highlighting the rich traditions and daily life of its inhabitants. The documentary is notable for its innovative use of sound and music, blending natural sounds with a haunting score. It reflects the colonial perspective of the time while celebrating the island's natural beauty and cultural heritage. "The Song of Ceylon" is considered a significant work in the history of documentary filmmaking.