This is an eveaning with The Bohemians,
a fellowship established in 1876. A, concert for
men in 8 pieces, when it's neither fasionable to
to sing, or to be a man. Read more

The Corner Shop is a documentary about one of the last remaining grocery stores in Iceland. Run by two eccentric brothers, it is the glue that keeps the community together. Read more

In 1957, a young and unknown artist by the name of Dieter Roth boarded a ship to Iceland in the pursuit of love. After seven years in a small society unable to contain his talent, he left, leaving behind his life partner and four children to become one of the most influential artists of the 20^th century. Read more

Electronica Reykjavik is the story of a revolution in music. The electronic and house music of the late 80´s and early 90´s has made and affected a whole generation of musicians. A scene of mostly underground and avant-garde Icelandic electronic artists emerged, many of which are portrayed in the film. Read more

A documentary about a group of ladies in Reykjavik who have been meeting up twice a week to dance together for half a century. Read more

I think she’s a Musungu is a documentary about 8 years old Erna Kanema. She lives in Reykjavik with her Icelandic mother, Zambian father and little sister. She takes her Icelandic grandmother and uncle’s family on an adventurous trip to Zambia to meet her relatives there. Read more

The protagonist Ketill Larsen is a 71-year-old man living in a desolate house on a hill with a view of a shopping mall in the outskirts of Reykjavik. Each day, with a bag filled with his own works, he hitchhikes to the city center where he writes poems and makes paintings (at least 15 a day) in his favorite cafes. Read more

An artist in his nineties, Jóhann Eyfells resume his entire life as an artist and philosopher after his wife death and starts a great move to a new beginning. 

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