Icelandic thriller Lamb is more than just a woolly tale
Amid a stark, awesome Icelandic landscape, a reckoning awaits a childless couple enmeshed in a modern fable.
“It’s not a child, it’s an animal!” Or is it? After watching this strange, introverted chiller from Iceland you’ll never feel comfortable hearing someone refer to a baby as “a little lamb”.
Like all Icelandic movies, Valdimar Johannsson’s debut feature Lamb, co-written with novelist Sjón, is strong on landscape. The screen is filled with sweeping vistas of bare fields and slopes ringed by craggy, snow-topped mountains.
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