Oblíbený Z Iceland

I give you an insight into my life when I underwent a surgery I had been waiting for a very long time.

It was always Arnór Daði’s dream to become a comedian. But that dream was hard to justify. So, Arnór told everyone in his hometown that he was moving to Reykjavík to become a filmmaker, but in reality, he moved to become a comedian.

Flóki Larsen, a bookseller and librarian in Reykjavík, studied Icelandic at the University of Iceland and is now pursuing a master’s degree in cultural mediation. Bókin is his first short film.

Megas has been praised and criticized for the lyrics and it has been said that he threads on a landmine and occasionally the mines explode. His songs have been banned from the national radio for being too crude or touching on taboos.

He becomes a gay man with his brother. Then later that day...

When an unexpected phone call reveals the potential identity of his father, 73-year-old Árni Jón Árnason from Iceland embarks on a rare trip abroad. Searching for answers about his father and family, he finally finds the courage to live.

Four friends in two pairs have to face all sorts of inconveniences on their way to Selfoss.

In the run up to Christmas 2017 Iceland's public broadcaster RUV invited people to submit videos about their lives during the holiday preparations and celebrations. People from all over the country and abroad submitted their own material, filmed during 17.-25. december 2017.

Among visitors and interviewees are refugees from the Donetsk region, an artist and the city‘s mayor who explains the quality of the water and its significance for the city in order to continue. The audicence come also across a group of people preparing an outdoor festival in the woods and have a glimpse into a theater.

An Icelander‘s journey home with his dog brings an unforeseen battle for justice. English bull terrier Rjómi is banned from entering the country despite not being on a list of banned dog breeds. Challenging the verdict reveals unexpected hurdles and an uphill battle begins. A classic David versus Goliath story which leaves no-one untouched.

This film explores the beautiful and honest relationship between two women, of a different age, running a catering service in downtown Reykjavík. How did they meet? How do they get along? What keeps them together?

This dreamlike and poetic documentary follows a year in the life of the Icelandic rock group Sudden Weather Change.

An existential mediatation on a womans life as a musician.

Haunted Trails is a drama documentary about the relationship of Icelanders with history and histories, the relationship of the living with the dead, about the sex life of ghosts and packed lunches. It attempts to capture the quiet joy of making sense of one’s surroundings and heritage, regardless of how bleak, indistinct and mystifying the pretext. What remains, is a vivid image of the Reynistaður brothers’ diet and recurring apprehensions.

A man returns to his home in North Dakota & struggles with rediscovering his life, after having left his heart in Scandinavia