The laughter of the seagulls

The beautiful Freya, after a few years of marriage, returns home from America to Iceland. Her white skin, red lips, long black hair, cold-blue gaze and a cola-like, gorgeous body are subversively turning the life of a small fishing village. Men flutter around him, women admire him. But 12-year-old Agga, Freya's niece, is not so easy to dizzy. According to him, Freya is evil, maybe not a real person, because his gaze is like a glacier, and he behaves very strangely anyway. He doesn’t eat meat, he brought seven suitcases of clothes with him, and he looks colder than a chilled corpse, plus he takes long walks at night, supposedly by the beach cliffs. When an unexpected death occurs one night, Agga feels that her suspicions have been confirmed and she decides to watch Freyja's every move ... Mysterious deaths, intrigues and love complications are intertwined in this black comedy about Iceland in the fifties, a 1998 play , And in 2001 he made several award-winning films.