Popular From Iceland

A story about a lonely man who is visited by a raven. He tries to find answers about his long lost love, Lenore.

Uniform Sierra was filmed in Snæfellsnes in Iceland and features Sigríður Soffía Níelsdóttir dancer/choreographer and Benjamin Khan circus artist dancing in a hot spring but most of the film takes place under water.

When the best gang in Bolungarvík splits up in two a massive course of events starts that nobody expected

About the public interest in the eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula. The eruption started on March 19, 2021, and continued for several months.

A portrait of the life and work of the visual artist Birgir Andrésson (1955–2007). Andrésson grew up under unconventional circumstances, with both parents blind. He was known for his marginal personality but eventually became one of the leading Icelandic artists of his generation.

Tells the story of a young man who falls overboard and seems to be the only survivor of a shipwreck. The first icelandic stop-motion film.

An angel is on his way home from work and finds himself in trouble.

Feó learns that his deceased father was a creator of a martial art based on ballet, before being killed by his arch-enemy Frankódragó. So it's up to Feó to learn the art of ballet and avenge his father.

Documentary following airline stewardesses on a flight from Iceland to New York. We see a regular day in the air and how they spend their time in the big apple.

1973, the Vietnam War is coming to a close as the world buckles under new attitudes and changing priorities. Far from the din of history, in a small village in southern Iceland, a young man falls for a soldier at the nearby US army base.

A documentary on the avalanche that took place four days before Christmas 1974 in Neskaupstaður, Iceland.

A portrait of my niece Guðrún

Shot on 16mm film over the course of three years, this film documents hiking trips taken alone in the highlands of Iceland. The film explores the boundaries of individual and personal space, versus the open spaces of nature, which belong to no one.

Gays and lesbians lived in silence and fear in Iceland for the better part of the 20th century. Local songwriter and actor Hordur Torfason was the first to come out publicly in an interview in 1975 which caused an uproar in Iceland. This interview marks the beginning of the struggle for civil rights for gays and lesbians. People Like That – first part chronicles this struggle, stories of people who took on the current system of oppression in the hope of creating a fair society in which they could flourish.

The journey of Team Iceland to Euro 2016.