Draumalandid
Brief Synopsis
A critique against the current decision taken by the Icelandic government to build out Iceland's rivers in order to produce energy that can be delivered to aluminium factories, also known as the Karahnjukar Hydropower Project.
Cast & Crew
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Andra Snae Magnason
Director
Gudmundur Bjartmarsson
Cinematographer
Gudmundur Bjartmarsson
Dp/Cinematographer
Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
Dp/Cinematographer
Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
Cinematographer
Thorfinnur Gudnason
Cinematographer
Film Details
Also Known As
Draumalandið, Dream Land, Dreamland
Genre
Adaptation
Documentary
Foreign
Nature
Political
Release Date
2009
Production Company
Ground Control Productions; Trollakirkju
Distribution Company
Sena
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
Synopsis
A critique against the current decision taken by the Icelandic government to build out Iceland's rivers in order to produce energy that can be delivered to aluminium factories, also known as the Karahnjukar Hydropower Project.
Crew
Gudmundur Bjartmarsson
Cinematographer
Gudmundur Bjartmarsson
Dp/Cinematographer
Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
Dp/Cinematographer
Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
Cinematographer
Thorfinnur Gudnason
Cinematographer
Thorfinnur Gudnason
Dp/Cinematographer
Eva Lind Hoskuldsdottir
Editor
Hlin Johannesdottir
Coproducer
Kjartan Kjartansson
Sound Design
Hronn Kristinsdottir
Coproducer
Andra Snae Magnason
Source Material
Sigurdur Gisli Palmason
Producer
Valgeir Sigurdsson
Original Music
Thor S. Sigurjonsson
Coproducer
Hjalti Stefansson
Cinematographer
Hjalti Stefansson
Dp/Cinematographer
Hanna Bjork Valsdottir
Coproducer
Film Details
Also Known As
Draumalandið, Dream Land, Dreamland
Genre
Adaptation
Documentary
Foreign
Nature
Political
Release Date
2009
Production Company
Ground Control Productions; Trollakirkju
Distribution Company
Sena
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in Iceland April 8, 2009
Based on the book "Dreamland: A Self-Help Manual for a Frightened Nation" by Andra Snae Magnason, published by Mal og menning in 2006.
Shown at Hot Docs Canadian International Film Festival (World Showcase) April 29-May 9, 2010.
35mm
color
dialogue Icelandic
Released in Iceland April 8, 2009
