Two chaotic besties crash their tiny homeland wearing full city clown makeup. What could go wrong?
Two friends, Rannvá and Barba, return to Faroe Islands after seven years abroad. The girls arouse both curiosity and outrage with their bizarre city appearance and emancipated behaviour. They embark on a road trip with one of the locals, Rúni, who - as it turns out - also carries a dark secret. The trio goes on a journey not just through the beautiful landscape of the Faroes but into the land of the past.
Acting
Eyðfinsdóttir and Gaïni's prickly, lived-in friendship chemistry.
Cinematography
Faroe Islands shot like a character—stunning, indifferent, judging.
Direction
Ottarsdóttir balances absurdity and ache without explaining either.
Director
Katrin Ottarsdóttir
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
One of the first Faroese feature films directed by a woman, shot entirely on location when the islands had almost no film infrastructure.
The 'city clown' aesthetic was largely improvised—Eyðfinsdóttir and Gaïni actually alarmed locals during shooting, blurring documentary and fiction.
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