Hlynur Pálmason is an Icelandic film director and visual artist. His films, including Winter Brothers (2017) and Godland (2022), are known for their slow-burn style, striking visual poetry, and psychological depth set against harsh natural landscapes. He is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Nordic cinema.
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A Czech romantic comedy about what remains when love disappears from a relationship. Perfect for a cinema evening.
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An Icelandic film about a marriage in decline between a fisherman and an artist, told by director Hlynur Pálmason with poetic grace and subtle magical realism.
An Icelandic film about the dissolution of a relationship between an artist and a fisherman, exploring what remains of love when all seems lost.
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An Icelandic film about the dissolution of Magnus and Anna's relationship amid natural beauty and family life. Director Hlynur Pálmason captures how love transforms but never completely disappears.
An Icelandic drama about a woman raising three children while selling her paintings, as her ex-husband works as a fisherman. A touching story of love and life's choices.
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An Icelandic film about the breakdown and restoration of Magnus and Anna's relationship, directed by Hlynur Pálmason with tender poetry and humor.
An Icelandic family film about ordinary people, their dreams, and everyday challenges in a small town surrounded by nature.
Czech comedy exploring love, loss, and what remains after a relationship ends. A poignant yet humorous look at partnership breakdown and finding meaning.
Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason crafts an intimate portrait of a family on the Icelandic highlands where love quietly fades. A melancholic film blending gentle magical realism and humour, shot with the director's own family.
Gala premiere of Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason's film with pre-screening treats from Arctic Bakehouse at Bio Oko.
A subscription-based film season bringing six premiere screenings to Czech cinemas every Wednesday. From Iranian thrillers to Czech dramas and Icelandic romances, each evening features a different acclaimed film.