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A White, White Day review - a tender Icelandic thriller A widower is torn between love and grief in Hlynur Pálmason's powerful existential drama In rural Iceland, a boulder tumbles down a hillside and over a cliff, sinking slowly to the bottom of the ocean. The camera spends an eerie 60 seconds following the rock's voyage. Several other poetic digressions punctuate this visually arresting thriller from Icelandic writer-director Hlynur Pálmason (Winter Brothers) about a widowed former police officer, adding to its haunted atmosphere. The film opens ...
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