101 Reykjavik
Aroview: An endearingly skewed yet unexpectedly poignant sex comedy moored in the 30-below temperatures of the Icelandic winter, about a 30-year-old layabout who is resigned to permanent hibernation with his porn, his booze and his mother until her sex-pot flamenco teacher comes to stay for the Christmas holidays.
As well as star Victoria Abril, this also shares its sense of outrageousness and visual panache with the king of designer-dysfunction, Pedro Almodovar, while the soundtrack by Blur's Damon Albarn and ex-Sugarcubes member Einar Oorn Benediktsson, further bears out the director’s cool pop sensibility.
NZ International Film Festival 2001
Member Reviews
Average rating (Very Good). Showing 1-2 of 2 member reviews.
0 star (Not rated) Bret McKenzie does Iceland .. good idea. Using the Aro Valley as a stand-in location for suburban Reykjavik .. another good idea. ~Anon
4 stars (Very Good) he loved it, and I mourned my lost youth ~Anon
DVD Features
- English subtitles for the hearing impaired
- trailers
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