Log in
Carrots

Carrots

2019 · 15 min

Based on the eponymous short story by Haraldur D Thorvaldsson, Siggi, a young man tries to deal with a world where he does not fit in and where everyone around him seem to be obsessed with carrots, forcing them upon him. An analogy that examines his relationship with love, family and isolation.

Directed by Bergur Árnason · Written by Bergur Árnason

Your Rating

Cast

Make it a double feature

41m together

Carrots

Sorrow Eats the Heart

Both from Bergur Árnason.

More from Bergur ÁrnasonSee all →

Sorrow Eats the HeartSorrow Eats the Heart · 2023
Sorrow Eats the Heart
★ 10.02023
MovieComedyDrama
After a heartbreaking split with his girlfriend, acting student Angantýr goes through various stages of grief while preparing for his final stage performance of the semester.
Felt CuteFelt Cute · 2023
Felt Cute
★ 6.52023
MovieDramaFamily
The 11 year old Breki is at constant odds with his older sister Bergdís, but all he wants is her validation. One day when she is out, Breki sneaks into her closet and makeup, leaving the room a mess. When the family returns to the scene, a series of events unfold leading to a long overdue confrontation between the siblings.
A Gray CatA Gray Cat · 2021
A Gray Cat
2021
Movie
A young woman makes coffee and sits down with her boyfriend to have a discussion but she has a hard time verbalizing her emotions. She reveals to him a dream she had about a cat.
MondayMonday · 2020
Monday
2020
Movie
The stories of three different characters: a teacher, a foreign school worker and a six year old student become intertwined over the course of one day in an antiquated elementary school.
Bookswapping (Late summer in Reykjavík)Bookswapping (Late summer in Reykjavík) · 2023
Bookswapping (Late summer in Reykjavík)
2023
MovieDrama
A despondent writer stumbles upon a mysterious note in a book that she finds in a public park. She starts writing messages back, and begins developing a rapport with the unknown note-writer.

More Like This

Couldn't load this row right now.

Rate this film

Your ratings make Midnight smarter