Reykjavik 2018

5 articles available in total starting from 08/10/2018. Last article published on 10/10/2018.

Review: D Is for Division

Review: D Is for Division

Davis Simanis’ documentary, which had its Nordic premiere at Reykjavik, explores the relationship between Latvia and Russia, placing the border between the two countries centre stage

10/10/2018 | Reykjavik 2018

Reykjavik zooms in on the Baltic states

Reykjavik zooms in on the Baltic states

Three Baltic countries enjoyed a special focus at this year’s Reykjavik International Film Festival, on the occasion of the centenary of their independence

10/10/2018 | Reykjavik 2018 | Industry

Review: Phoenix

Review: Phoenix

Camilla Strøm Henriksen’s debut film, which has just played at Reykjavik, turns the teen coming-of-age drama on its head

09/10/2018 | Reykjavik 2018

A dramatic and intriguing line-up of Icelandic works in progress at Reykjavik

A dramatic and intriguing line-up of Icelandic works in progress at Reykjavik

A variety of upcoming Icelandic projects were presented at the Reykjavik International Film Festival, including fiction features, TV series and documentaries

09/10/2018 | Reykjavik 2018 | Industry

Knife + Heart wins at Reykjavik

Knife + Heart wins at Reykjavik

Yann Gonzalez’s playful take on the bloody giallo genre has scooped the main prize, the Golden Puffin, at the Reykjavik International Film Festival

08/10/2018 | Reykjavik 2018 | Awards

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