"Antebellum"
A successful author’s life is upended when she finds herself on a plantation straight out of the antebellum south.
Skinny Love (2026)
When Emilý, a twenty-five year old content creator, learns that her long-distance girlfriend wants to move to Iceland and make their open relationship exclusive, she must face her anxieties about the future. All the while trying to support her teenaged co-worker and battle financial difficulties.
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When Emilý, a twenty-five year old content creator, learns that her long-distance girlfriend wants to move to Iceland and make their open relationship exclusive, she must face her anxieties about the future. All the while trying to support her teenaged co-worker and battle financial difficulties.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Sigurður Anton Friðþjófsson
In Theaters:3/10/2026
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Kisi Production, Sagafilm
Cast
Sigurður Anton Friðþjófsson
Director
Kristrún Kolbrúnardóttir
Emilý
Magdalena Tworek
Katinka
Edda Lovisa
Kría
Laurasif Nora
Marísa
Andrea Snædal
Júnía
Þórhallur Þórhallsson
Jóhann Trausti Borari
Gísli Jóhann
Ási
Aron Freyr Aðalbjörnsson
John-John
Guðsteinn Fannar Ellertsson
Garpur
Helena Rut Hallgrímsdóttir
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