
Halló! Kvikmyndapod is a film discussion podcast that journeys through the cinema of 21st century Iceland celebrating the unique films made in Iceland and the film-makers behind them. Each week Rob (a big fan of Iceland) and Ellie (a relative newbie to all things Iceland) tackle a single movie and chat about it. From comedies to documentaries to horror films, the podcast looks at what makes them specifically Icelandic as well as how they fit into the wider world of film. Get in touch: kvikmyndapod@gmail.com
Halló! Kvikmyndapod is a film discussion podcast that journeys through the cinema of 21st century Iceland celebrating the unique films made in Iceland and the film-makers behind them. Each week Rob (a big fan of Iceland) and Ellie (a relative newbie to all things Iceland) tackle a single movie and chat about it. From comedies to documentaries to horror films, the podcast looks at what makes them specifically Icelandic as well as how they fit into the wider world of film. Get in touch: kvikmyndapod@gmail.com
Episodes

Friday Mar 13, 2026
The Love That Remains (2025) aka Ástin Sem Eftir Er
Friday Mar 13, 2026
Friday Mar 13, 2026
Halló!
A new Icelandic film reaches UK cinemas in March, and Rob and Ellie travel back to the land of ice and fire to talk all things The Love That Remains.
Set in rural Iceland and shot in a similar way to Godland and A White, White Day, Hlynur Pálmason's latest is very different prospect. Lighter and more playful in tone but perhaps also a little more arty, The Love That Remains follows the lives of a fictional family over the course of a year after a divorce.
Starring Saga Garðarsdóttir (Woman at War) and Sverrir Gudnason (Northern Comfort, Borg McEnroe)as parents Anna and Magnus as well as the director's three children (NEST), The Love That Remains is sweet, funny and occasionally fantastical. Iceland looks as good as ever! And there is a very cute Icelandic sheepdog call Panda 🐶
It out in the UK now and here is the (inexhaustive) list of UK cinemas showing The Love That Remains:
Bristol Watershed – March 13th to 19th
Belfast Queen’s Film Theatre – 20th March – 26th March
Warwick Arts Centre - 20th March – 26th March
Tyneside Cinema – 18th March
London Garden Cinema - March 13th to 19th
Manchester HOME – From March 13th
London Lexi – March 27th to 31st
Plymouth Arts Cinema – March 27th to April 2nd
Dundee Contemporary Arts - March 27th to April 2nd
Edinburgh Filmhouse - March 13th to 19th
Film Theatre Glasgow – March 13th to 26th
And if you'd like to hear the English language version of the trailer we played at the start of the episode you can watch it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ0fdmesr-w
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