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Ticket holders can enjoy cocktails and a music performance in the cinema foyer after this session.
16:00 - BROTHER TROLL + Q&A with director Gudmund Helmsdal
(30mins + Q&A)
Faroese with subtitles
A Fermented Tragicomic Western set in the Faroe Islands in 1898. In a lone valley there lived three brothers. Following the death of the eldest, the other two struggle with their different ways of grieving and surviving in the harsh landscape acting as a backdrop in a timeless story of brothers with opposite views on religion, duty and family.
17:10 - SKÁL + Q&A with Trygvi Danielsen and Dania O. Tausen
(76min + Q&A)
Faroese with subtitles
Skál - cheers to feeling dirty each time the sun rises
A young woman stages a youth rebellion of her own design on the Faroe Islands, where the Christian faith is facing a new era.
Dania is 21 years old and grew up in a Christian community in the Faroe Islands' Bible belt. She has just moved to Tórshavn and is seeing Trygvi, a hip-hop artist and poet locally known as Silvurdrongur (Silver Kid). Where do you draw your lines when you are young and Christian? Is it a sin to drink or dance? Or to have sex before marriage? Or to have a boyfriend who is not a Christian? And how long can you endure living between two worlds?