bits and pieces from the northern island.
Our coverage of the Reykjavík International Film Festival 2011. Last year, more than 100,000 people read our articles and reviews – so stay tuned if you like cinema!
When last month rumors started circulating about the mysterious project going by the title of Inni (Inside), fans of Sigur Rós went harmlessly insane for a few hours. The most down-to-earth among them perfectly knew what to expect, while others started fantasizing and conjuring all sorts of ideas on Inni being a new album and … Read the full article →
Year two of our attendance to RIFF, Reykjavík International Film Festival. Traditions are not always meant to be broken and this year’s opening event was, as the previous, characterized by an extremely relaxed atmosphere. Nasa, a hugely popular club located in downtown Reykjavík, was the unusual setting for the event. Host of the night was … Read the full article →
Countdown to RIFF’s opening: the festival is starting tomorrow with Vincent Morisset’s documentary on Sigur Rós, Inni, which is one of the most awaited appointments of the 2011 edition of Iceland’s best-known film event. As RIFF’s main purpose is always to offer a space to emergent film-makers, the twelve films in competition in the New Visions … Read the full article →
Just a few more days before RIFF Reykjavík International Film Festival starts. The festival is in its seventh year and keeps on getting better and better. Here are some — expected — highlights of this 2011 edition. The films Kind of obvious, isn’t it? Films will be the core of the festival. Twelve films are … Read the full article →