Published material
Articles on Icelandic filmmaking
A Brief History of Icelandic Cinema - an article by Birgir Thor Møller.
Focus on Iceland - an article by Björn Norfjörd for the 62th Valladolid International Film Festival with a special focus on Iceland.
Spanish translation can be found here: Objetivo: Islandia
Iceland - an overview by Eddie Cockrell of the Icelandic film industry in 2009, published in International Film Guide.
Iceland - an overview by Eddie Cockrell of the Icelandic film industry in 2010, published in International Film Guide.
Iceland - an overview by Eddie Cockrell of the Icelandic film industry in 2011, published in International Film Guide.
Icelandic Films - an article by Peter Cowie, first published in 2000, updated in 2005.
No One's Lazy in Lazy Town - an overview by Eddie Cockrell of the Icelandic film industry in 2008, published in International Film Guide.
Questions of Uncertainty: Representation of Uncertainty in Icelandic films 2003-2008 - a thesis by Thora Blondal in partial fulfilment of the requirements of Anglia Ruskin University for the degree of Master of Arts, April 2009.
A Short History of an Unknown Cinema - an article in Polish by Árni Ólafur Ásgeirsson.
Books on Icelandic filmmaking
Iceland on Screen. Wendy Mitchell. A celebration of the amazing landscapes and places of Iceland, as seen in world-famous films and TV shows. Promote Iceland. Film in Iceland. Icelandic Film Centre.
A History of Icelandic Film. Steve Gravestock. Edited by Andrew Tracy. Toronto International Film Festival Inc.: Canada, 2019.
Ritið (The Work) 2/2019 - íslenskar kvikmyndir (Icelandic films). A peer-reviewed journal in Icelandic published by The Centre for Research in the Humanitie. Thematic editor Björn Thór Vilhjálmsson. Editor Rannveig Sverrisdóttir. (Icelandic only)
The Cinema of Iceland: Between Tradition and Liquid Modernity. Sebastian Jakub Konefał. Peter Lang GmbH: Berlin, 2019.
Icelandic National Cinema: Film- und Rezensionsanalysen nationaler Identität. Agnes Schindler. Trier: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, 2015.
A Subjective Guide to Icelandic Cinema. Sebastian Jakub Konefał.