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Epilogues is based on a novella by Gudbergur Bergsson, one of Iceland's leading authors described by Milan Kundera as "A great European novelist". It tells the story of an 85 year old man who has recently lost his wife. By mixing his wife's ashes in a cup of hot water and drinking it, she appears to him, and they share memories of their life together. The film follows the old man's journey as he seeks to find solace and a renewed purpose in life with the assistance of his cheerful neighbor. Along the way, he encounters an array of unique characters, including a self-centered doctor, a smooth-talking coffin salesman, a shamanic yoga teacher, mysterious nuns, a young Faroese bride-to-be, and a small white dog named Shadow. The old man's journey is a touching exploration of grief, love, and the human experience.

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Stefan Birgir Stefans sbs.is 4d
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Missir, or Epilogues, joins the long list of Icelandic media where where an old man has changes forced upon him and/or goes on a journey to find meaning Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Epilogues is based on a novella by Gudbergur Bergsson, one of Iceland's leading authors described by Milan Kundera as "A great European novelist". It tells the story of an 85 year old man who has recently lost his wife. By mixing his wife's ashes in a cup of hot water and drinking it, she appears to him, and they share memories of their life together. The film follows the old man's journey as he seeks to find solace and a renewed purpose in life with the assistance of his cheerful neighbor. Along the way, he encounters an array of unique characters, including a self-centered doctor, a smooth-talking coffin salesman, a shamanic yoga teacher, mysterious nuns, a young Faroese bride-to-be, and a small white dog named Shadow. The old man's journey is a touching exploration of grief, love, and the human experience.
Director
Ari Alexander Ergis Magnússon
Producer
Gudrun Edda Thorhanesdottir
Screenwriter
Ari Alexander Ergis Magnússon
Production Co
Icelandic Film
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Icelandic
Runtime
1h 30m