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Where is the Dream? 

Hvar er draumurinn? is set in Reykjavík in the early 1990s, where a group of friends faces the loss of their hangout, Sódóma. A musical film based on the songs of Sálin hans Jóns míns—a music-driven story about friendship, love, and dreams.
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Hvar er draumurinn? is set in Reykjavík in the early 1990s, where a group of friends faces the loss of their hangout, Sódóma. A musical film based on the songs of Sálin hans Jóns míns—a music-driven story about friendship, love, and dreams.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Music
Written By:Höskuldur Þor Jónsson
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:TDBD

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