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Skinny Love

Country: Iceland, Language: Icelandic, English, 92 mins

Original Title

Einskonar Ást
  • Director: Sigurður Anton
  • Writer: Sigurður Anton
  • Producer: Jana Arnarsdóttir, Júlíus Kemp, Ingvar Þórðarson

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When Emilý, a twenty-five year old content creator, learns that her long-distance girlfriend wants to move to Iceland and make their open relationship exclusive, she must face her anxieties about the future. All the while trying to support her teenaged co-worker and battle financial difficulties.


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Cast & Characters

Kristrún Kolbrúnardóttir (as Emilý)
Magdalena Tworek (as Katinka)
Edda Lovisa (as Kría)
Laurasif Nora (as Marísa)
Berta Andrea Snædal (as Júnía (as Andrea Snædal))
Þórhallur Þórhallsson (as Jóhann Trausti Borari)
Gísli Jóhann (as Ási)
Aron Freyr Aðalbjörnsson (as John-John)
Sara Líf Boama (as Vinkona Marísu #2)
Guðsteinn Fannar Ellertsson (as Garpur)
Helena Rut Hallgrímsdóttir (as Vinkona Marísu #1)
Kyle Louie (as Dennis)
Guðmundur Snorri Sigurðarson (as Tomas)
Kristjana Skúladóttir (as Yrsa)