The award ceremony took place in connection with a special double screening of David Lynch’s works, held to mark the 40th anniversary of Propaganda Films.
Packed cinemas, memorable guests and conversations that continued long after the credits rolled: Reykjavík International Film Festival 2026 has come to a close. From 24 September to 4 October, audiences explored a programme of 265 films from 60 countries and territories, bringing new perspectives and unforgettable stories to Reykjavík.
The final day of RIFF is here, but there’s still time to enjoy fantastic films on the big screen!
La Gradiva Gyllti Lundinn / The Golden Puffin Leikstjóri: Marine Atlan Umsögn dómnefndar:Fyrir einstaka tilfinningagreind sína og hæfileikann til að fanga ósagða strauma í samskiptum fólks veitir dómnefndin verðlaun fyrir verk sem
Day 10 of RIFF is tomorrow, and the festival is entering its final stretch!
Friday at RIFF – A True Celebration of Cinema! Portugal is in focus at RIFF, and the programme is packed with exciting events.
Skarsgård was presented with the RIFF Honorary Award for Creative Excellence.
Dagur 7 á RIFF býður upp á stór nöfn og frábærar kvikmyndir! Amanda Kernell mætir í Spurt & svarað eftir sýningu á verðlaunamyndinni Charter, framleiðandinn Erik Hemmendorff heldur meistaraspjall og Club Kid verður sýnd. Fjölbreytt dagskrá fyrir alla sem elska gott bíó.
Tuesday is set to be a true celebration of cinema! Wicker, starring Alexander Skarsgård, is sold out in the Grand Auditorium, but there’s still plenty happening across the festival. The Loneliest Man in Town will be followed by a Q&A with the directors, alongside a fantastic selection of films.
Monday doesn’t have to be a drag! Start the week with great cinema – including Lit Flick: Pride and Prejudice, Q&As with directors, and a diverse programme for film lovers.
There’s plenty happening at RIFF! From a pajama party for the little ones to fascinating masterclasses. A diverse programme with something for everyone!
