20-year-old Constantina comes from a conservative island community in Greece. To define her queer identity, she has channelled herself through an online avatar. Coming out and ultimately overcoming social stereotype hinges on two allies: her family and her art.

Through the diary of Sveinn Thórarinsson (1821-1869) we follow a slow revolution: When the "new song" came to Iceland; people began to sing foreign songs in major and moll and many voices, leaving the music rooted in medieval times behind.

The musician, lyricist, actor and singer Egill Ólafsson is recording his last album while his
health is deteriorating.

A documentary series about an incredible rescue. Based on the 23rd book of Ottar Sveinsson. Two badly injured men in a jeep stuck in a crevice in Hofsjökull glacier, losing hope of ever being rescued. Rescue teams on several helicopters risk their own lives to save the desperate men. Will they succeed?

Once, men used their cameras to capture family moments and document the world around them, preserving memories to be revisited and reflected upon.

Now, a new generation turns the lens inward, sharing their most intimate experiences—breakups, STD tests and professional problems—on YouTube. Through personal, raw and candid footage from four folk filmmakers, the film explores why we seek to be watched, and how sharing personal moments with an unseen audience shapes the very people that are filming. What does it do to a person to reveal their deepest vulnerabilities to the world?

A unique settlement stands in Loðmundarfjörður, Iceland, in the care of husband and wife Ólafur and Jóhanna. The villagers? Eider birds who travel great distances to raise their offspring in this remote nature paradise. We follow the life of man and bird in this extraordinary Eider town.

Brynhildur, a woman from a remote valley in Iceland juggles the roles of being a pastor, farmer and a mother. She revisits her life story and embodies her theology, life philosophy and experiences through poetry and everyday actions such as singing lessons, newspaper delivery, straightening crooked nails and digging up a whale skull from the neighbouring beach.

OMG... it's a miracle, will focus on Icelandic musicians, how they have developed into complex and sophisticated composers. They have done that by focusing on a musical style that does not fit into the traditional definitions of musical categories, that has since been given the nickname: New Classical Music.

A creative documentary about the impact of the Covid-19 virus on Icelandic society told through several characters.

GusGus, a former 9 piece utopian democracy has been slimmed down to a duo of polar opposites: Biggi and Daníel GusGus is under the tyranny of Biggi Veira who will crash the band before compromising. Their current actions cast a light on 25 years of glory, pain, betrayal, and the future of GusGus

The late Sólveig Anspach's career blurred boundaries between Iceland and France, between fiction and documentary, between her life and her art. In this intimate portrait, Sólveig's daughter, Clara, remembers her mother, her friends and family, and her work.

Locked inside his body, speaking only with his eyes, Kalli proves that creative forces of artistic minds cannot be confined within bodily borders.

At a small dance studio in Reykjavík drummers and dancers from Guinea, West-Africa teach Icelandic women to move to the rhythm of the rich African culture of the homeland they left behind, in search of a better life in the Western world. But what is a better life? 

Þórgunnur (15-year) crosses the highland on horseback to take part in the national horse championship. On the journey she copes with difficult conditions with help from her horse. The mutual trust of horse and rider.. much like the competition that awaits.

After a Catholic school teacher in Reykjavík is found dead on the children's playground, whispers of a secret violent past within the walls of the school began slowly surfacing. Investigated by Thóra, a fearless journalist, the Icelandic nation was shocked by her revelations of extensive abuse conducted by the school teacher, masterminded by her superior, Montfort priest, Father George.

The pair worked in cahoots on systematic mental, physical and sexual abuse of children, over the course of half a century, all of which was covered up by the Catholic Church. Countless survivors now demand acknowledgement of responsibility from the Catholic Church whose Bishop and priests have publicly questioned all victims' accounts.

Different generations of women give us rare insights into their world and what it takes to survive in the geothermal industry, a male-dominated field. The women share their struggles and successes, and the changes that have taken place in the workplace over the years

The biggest and strangest heist in the history of Iceland was committed by five childhood friends in 2017 and 2018, where hundreds of millions worth of Bitcoin computers were stolen. Even though they caught the culprits many questions are still unanswered. 

Short creative documentary from Reykjavík at the turn of the 20th century at a time where filmmaking was taking it's first steps and the city's culture life started to blossom with increased urbanisation.

After 20 years of retirement, design icon Gunnar Magnússon takes on his last project together with his daughter Tinna Gunnarsdóttir. As Gunnar’s health starts deteriorating, Tinna is faced with the task of completing the project whilst coming to terms with losing her farther.
‘Gunnar’s Last Project’ is the is an emotional story about legacy and family, told through the eyes of two of the Icelandic design scene’s most important characters.

An unknown illness is plaguing horses on the farm Kúludalsá in Hvaldfjord near the town of Akranes Iceland. The farmer, horsewoman Ragga Þorgrímsdóttir is forced to put the sick horses down Autopsy reveals that the horses have 4 times the expected amount of fluoride in the bones. The only source of fluoride is the nearby aluminum factory.

Quicksand is a documentary about the Icelandic middle class, its status in the modern society, and its status compared to neighbouring countries . The the fact that a majority of middle class people can´t make their ends meet despite working full time and being highly educated.

In 1975 the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration made a pact with spirits from the past to not blast rocks in Tröllaskarð. Why and what were the consequences?

A 52 minute documentary about  one of the oldest building in Reykjavík, made from natural rocks 1872,  and the only building in Iceland that was built as a prison until 2016.
The second floor housed the local Police station, the Town Hall and the Supreme Court until 1949. The house was also the home of the prison guards and their families.  

The story will be told by mixing a third person VO and interviews with various people who have come to know the story of and within the building either as prisoners, employees or officials thought the years.  This is also the story of the judiciary system in Iceland from 1874 until this very day. It is very unique that in the center of the capital, in between shops, restaurants and bars, there has been an active prison operating since 1872.

A unique documentary about the life and thoughts of women who dedicate their lives to the Carmelite convent in Hafnarfjördur, Iceland.