Iceland is Best

Synopsis

Iceland is Best follows the journey of a young woman named Sigga, played by Helena Mattsson, as she embarks on a soul-searching trip to Iceland after a breakup. The stunning landscapes of Iceland serve as the backdrop for Sigga's self-discovery, as she navigates through personal challenges and finds unexpected connections with the locals. As Sigga explores the natural wonders of Iceland, she is confronted with her past, leading her to confront her inner fears and desires. This heartfelt and visually captivating film delves into themes of love, loss, and finding oneself in the midst of a foreign land.

Cast

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  Kristín Auður Sophusdóttir

  Sigga

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  Álfrún Laufeyjardóttir

  Kati

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  Tom Maden

  Nikki

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  Atli Óskar Fjalarsson

  Gunni

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  Mikael Kaaber

  Benni

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  Helena Mattsson

  Carla

Reviews

Iceland is Best received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising Helena Mattsson's performance and the picturesque cinematography of Iceland, while others criticized the slow pace and lackluster plot development. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.3/10, with some critics noting that the film struggles to engage viewers emotionally. IMDb rated it 3.7/10, with some reviewers highlighting the beautiful scenery of Iceland but expressing disappointment in the storytelling. Despite its flaws, Metacritic applauded the film for its authenticity and the touching portrayal of Sigga's personal journey, giving it a rating of 5.2/10.