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37 articles available in total starting from 19/11/2002. Last article published on 03/06/2026.

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Mr Bjarnfredarson tops EDDAs

Ragnar Bragason’s successful TV series The Prison Shift and its feature film spin-off Mr Bjarnfredarson scored at the Icelandic EDDA Film and Television Awards ceremony last Saturday by winning...  

02/03/2010 | Awards | Iceland

White Night Wedding sweeps up at Eddas

Baltasar Kormákur’s White Night Wedding and Oskar Jónasson’s Reykjavik Rotterdam, in which Kormákur stars, respectively swept up seven and five Eddas, Iceland’s annual film and television awards,...  

18/11/2008 | Awards | Iceland

Record Edda nominations for White Night Wedding

Baltasar Kormákur’s White Night Wedding, Iceland’s entry for the 2009 Oscars, received the highest number of nominations (14) for the country’s top film and television awards, the Eddas. The most...  

12/11/2008 | Awards | Iceland

Bragason sweeps Edda awards

Icelandic filmmaker Ragnar Bragason won six major Edda awards (Iceland’s top film honours) for his film Parents and another two for his television drama The Nightshift at the 9th Icelandic Film...  

13/11/2007 | Awards | Iceland

Six Eddas for two Kormákur films

Baltasar Kormákur swept the floor of this year’s Icelandic Oscars or Edda Awards with six out of seven awards in the feature film category for his two films Jar City and A Little Trip To Heaven....  

30/11/2006 | Awards | Iceland

Six Edda for Nói Albínói

Icelandic director Dagur Kari's first feature, Noi, the Albino, won six Edda awards at this year's ceremony last weekend (Icelandic Film & TV Awards). The film has received around 20 international...  

15/10/2003 | Awards | Iceland

Iceland’s pride in The Sea

Baltasar Kormákur’s second feature film Hafid (The Sea) won eight prizes at the Edda Awards in Reykjavik. The movie is Islandic candidate for Oscar 2003 Best foreign film  

19/11/2002 | Awards | Iceland

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