Kolaportið, Kaffi, and Kormákur
After yesterday's adventures, I decided to take it a little easier today, sticking close to my apartment. I did go to Kolaportið, a combination flea market/grocery with a wide variety of seafood, meats, pastries and even a few vegetables:
I spent the afternoon in the company of an old blog-pal, her husband and their absolutely charming toddler:
In the evening I went to see Baltasar Kormakur's newest film Djupið, (The Deep), a true story of a fisherman who swam seven miles in the frigid sea after his ship sank. Brutally realistic: they filmed in the ship as it was sinking!
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Darien Fisher-Duke said...
Great. Now you'll never take the ferr to Heimay, or the boat to Drangey. You should avoid films like this!
Darien Fisher-Duke said...
Ferry.
Professor Batty said...
The film elicited an animal fear response in me, I've never experienced anything like it.
Jono said...
It is a rare film that can bring out that kind of feeling. I am slowly turning green with envy. It is a rare blog that can do that, also.
Professor Batty said...
Djupið is the Icelandic entry to this years Academy Awards. It should get to Netflix eventually.
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