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1. From Under the Glacier
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
A year after Katla's eruption, survivors grapple with its aftermath; suddenly, an ash-caked woman appears on the glacier.
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2. Ása
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Emerging from the shadows, a surprise visitor gets Grima's full attention; as the ground beneath them shifts, Darri and Gunhild heed Katla's call.
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3. The Mother
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
The cold, cruel reality of life in Vík í Mýrdal comes home to Gríma; Darri studies his strange find in secret; Gunhild confronts the newcomer.
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4. This Is Not Him
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Unsettled, Gríma returns to the camp for answers while Darri heads to Vik for a reunion; a torn Þór grows enthralled.
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5. Northerly Winds
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
A shocking revelation opens up a chasm of questions; history repeats itself as a deadly ash storm gathers.
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6. Gríma
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Face to face with a mystery, Gríma tries to understand her shadowy find; Rakel has a change of heart as Gísli deals with an unexpected arrival.
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7. The Rock
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Sometimes shadows have minds of their own; at the scene of an accident, Rakel pours her heart to Gríma; Darri canvases the crevasse for answers.
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8. I Am You
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
The truth comes out, the fear grows, and the mystery threatens to sweep away everything before it.
Katla (2021)
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Started out interesting, but quickly got boring.
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SPOILER-FREE So incredibly dreary and slow-moving. For a show without many characters, there were aspects I didn't follow, such as who the mostly-silent woman was. I don't know how this could possibly have a second season. It FINALLY told us the purpose of (the main mystery of the series) and resolved it. I may not have been a big fan, but I like that it gave emotional resolution, though the catalyst for (the main mystery of the series) was a cheap and thin explanation.
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The greatest 8 episodes ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Island Movie ! Awesome Aesthetics
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Like The Leftovers this could have been perfect. But for the 'need' to provide an explanation, an ending and leave the door open for another series. Pointless exposition, the answer being geology, and sci-fi ect spoiled it a little. Instead I imagine a series where the explanation was simply Katla provided the changelings to those who needed them, their purpose was to provide some meaning, and once that purpose was served they were no longer required, and smile.
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the most boring show! not sur how people finished this.
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Beautifully shot and superbly acted. It moves at its own pace and whilst some may find it too slow I personally was fascinated, intregued and very much entertained throughout. I love that an enigmatic series like this can still be made and the story given room to breathe. More please.
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I clicked on this show not really knowing what to expect. Hours later and I'm still on the couch watching this excellent series !!! Outstanding and totally unexpected !!!
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The locations are great, so's the cast - but the script fades into a kind of will-this-do ending. It's like a bad version of the first series of Les Revenants with extra randomness thrown in
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Grounded sci-fi/fantasy with a focus on personal and interpersonal drama. If watching in English, use the subtitles, not the dub, if you can. The dub takes away from the cast's excellent performances.
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