Good family double drama!
Iceland seems to many Europeans and Americans to be on nearby Mars, a society of strange nature and even stranger people because of the country's comparative isolation.
The film refutes the "strangeness" of Icelanders, confirming the old rule from Anna Karenina that "happy families are alike, but unhappy families are different." You will be satisfied with the scenario, however trivial, although the drama is not single, but double. You will be even more pleased with the acting of the actors, even though they are not claiming an Oscar.
And despite my praise, this is a film that warrants a few days of reflection, but not repeat viewing.
Above average rating: 6.0.
Iceland seems to many Europeans and Americans to be on nearby Mars, a society of strange nature and even stranger people because of the country's comparative isolation.
The film refutes the "strangeness" of Icelanders, confirming the old rule from Anna Karenina that "happy families are alike, but unhappy families are different." You will be satisfied with the scenario, however trivial, although the drama is not single, but double. You will be even more pleased with the acting of the actors, even though they are not claiming an Oscar.
And despite my praise, this is a film that warrants a few days of reflection, but not repeat viewing.
Above average rating: 6.0.