Sverrir Gudnason

A look at the tennis rivalry between Björn Borg and John McEnroe, culminating in their encounter at the 1980 Wimbledon Championships men's final.

A journalist and a painter’s daughter begin an affair, years after their romance.

Set in Oslo today, 'Phoenix' tells the story of Jill. From a young age, she has acted as the adult in her family. She cares for her mentally unstable mother Astrid, as well as for her younger brother, Bo. Astrid's volatile behaviour has caused the two children to constantly walk a tightrope in order to avoid anything that can trigger their mother's outbreaks. Things seem to look up when Astrid lands a job interview and Jill works hard to support her mother and boost her self-esteem. The news that their estranged father, Nils, will be visiting on Jill's 14th birthday, gives the children much-needed hope. But when the small family is stricken by a tragedy, in shock, Jill decides to bury the truth. At first, it seems that Nils' arrival will solve everything. The whirlwind of excitement Nils creates is the perfect antidote to what Jill has just gone through/experienced. Her dream of a glamorous life together with their father, now becomes a matter of survival for herself and her young brother.

When his alcoholic best friend Alex goes missing, Kristian an introverted, former ice-hockey player, starts to unravel. Lying about events surrounding the disappearance, Kristian seems more interested in staying to Alex's girlfriend than finding him.

A new Dragon Tattoo story comes to the screen starring Golden Globe® winner Claire Foy ("The Crown") as Lisbeth Salander, the fierce, outcast vigilante defender from the acclaimed Millennium book series created by Stieg Larsson.

Eva, a doctor and student of the history of medicine, discovers a manuscript by Johan Anmuth, an 18th century physician. In his Book of Vision, Anmuth focuses on the feelings, fears and dreams of over 1800 of his patients, whose spirits still wander through the pages. Immersing herself in these tales and visions, Eva questions the separation of the past, present and future, while confronting the challenges of modern medicine and its limitations with respect to her own body.

John's happily ever after with his husband and adopted daughter takes a detour after he invites his ailing homophobe dad to live with them in L.A.

Divorced Alice is afraid that she will lose the legal guardianship of her two daughters. In a desperate attempt to keep custody, she abducts them from school and takes them to the Canary Islands.

As miscommunication and temptations abound, a couple's once-passionate marriage slowly unravels, narrated through humorous dioramas.

A fear-of-flying course goes wrong when Sarah and her motley crew of classmates are stranded in Iceland. Now, they must face their phobia to get home.