Reynir Lyngdal

Dubbed as one of Iceland's most acclaimed directors, Reynir Lyngdal was born in 1965 in Akureyri, a small town in the north of Iceland. He has been active in the film industry since the early 2000s, predominantly working within the genres of horror and thriller, and is best known for his films like "Frost" (2012) and the TV series "The Cliff" (2009). Though not a recipient of major international film festival awards, his unique ability to create gripping narratives and chilling atmospheres have earned him a respected position in the Icelandic film industry. Behind the lens, Lyngdal is a master storyteller, blending the stark Icelandic landscapes with dark narratives to create a unique cinematic experience.