PG
1hr 33mins

Academy Award-nominated director Sara Dosa crafts a breathtaking visual time capsule, following author Andri Snær Magnason as he weaves personal family archives into a powerful eulogy for Iceland’s vanishing glaciers.

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Sara Dosa
PG
Documentary
Mild bad language, upsetting scenes
Icelandic, English
Contains Foreign Language Subtitles

From the visionary director behind Fire of Love, Sara Dosa, comes a documentary that is as intimate as it is epic. Time and Water follows renowned Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason on a deeply personal quest to find a new language for our changing planet.

Tasked with writing the world’s first funeral oration for a dead glacier, Magnason looks back through three generations of family history, using stunning home movies and photographs, to connect the “deep time” of geology with the lived experience of his ancestors.

Blending poetic narration with spectacular cinematography, Dosa avoids the cold statistics of climate change, focusing instead on the emotional weight of what we stand to lose. It is a cinematic meditation on memory, heritage, and the stories we leave behind for the future. A monumental piece of filmmaking that finds beauty and hope amidst the shifting ice of the North.