DCP

Of Horses and Men

Benedikt Erlingsson
Part of

New Directors/New Films 2014

March 19 - 30, 2014

Horse and man share main billing in this perceptive, wildly original story of the relationship between man and beast, deeply embedded in the Icelandic countryside. Director Benedikt Erlingsson in person for both screenings.

DIRECTOR
Benedikt Erlingsson
YEAR
2013
COUNTRY
Iceland
RUNTIME
80 minutes
LANGUAGE
Icelandic, Swedish, Spanish, Russian, and English with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
March 22, 2014
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Director Benedikt Erlingsson in person for both screenings.

The debut feature by celebrated stage director Benedikt Erlingsson announces the arrival of an innovative new cinematic voice. Set almost exclusively outdoors amid stunning Icelandic landscapes, the film features in equal parts a cast of exquisite short-legged Icelandic horses and human characters—including the terrific Ingvar E. Sigurdsson and Charlotte Bøving as meant-for-each-other but put-upon lovers—illuminating with great inventive flair the relationship between man and beast. Several narrative strands defined by the way each character relates to their horse recount a variety of situations according to the particulars of the seasons, resulting in a surprising and sometimes humorous symbiosis between horses, humans, and nature.

Of Horses and Men
Of Horses and Men
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