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XL (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Marteinn Thorsson. With Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, María Birta, Nanna Kristín Magnúsdóttir, Elma Lísa Gunnarsdóttir. Leifur Sigurdarson, an unstoppable ladies man and alcoholic parliament member, is forced in rehab by his friend and boss, the Prime Minister of Iceland. But before he gets spanked in public, he invites his friends over for a gargantuan feast. During the party we get to know Leifur and the other characters in the movie as well as finding out about Leifur's, and his posse's, sordid past.
Credited cast: Ólafur Darri Ólafsson ... Leifur Sigurdarson María Birta ... Æsa Nanna Kristín Magnúsdóttir ... Sjöfn Elma Lísa Gunnarsdóttir ... Kristína Þorsteinn Bachmann ... Forsætisráðherra Helgi Björnsson ... Eiríkur Rúnar Guðbrandsson ... Hrafnkell Margrét Helga Jóhannsdóttir ... Guðbjörg Hafdís Helga Helgadóttir ... Björk Snorri Ásmundsson ... Antoníus Tanja Björk Ómarsdóttir ... Anna Monika Ewa Orlowska ... Anastasia Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Edda Arnljótsdóttir ... Sigrún Ævar Þór Benediktsson ... Haraldur meðferðarfulltrúi Þráinn Bertelsson ... Himself
Description of XL (2013):
Leifur Sigurdarson, an unstoppable ladies man and alcoholic parliament member, is forced in rehab by his friend and boss, the Prime Minister of Iceland. But before he gets spanked in public, he invites his friends over for a gargantuan feast. During the party we get to know Leifur and the other characters in the movie as well as finding out about Leifur's, and his posse's, sordid past. Written byKvikmyndir.is
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User Review:
Asshole Parliamentarian Leifur likes to drink. And then some. Like an elephant in a porcelain store he destroys everything around him and completely disregards the feelings of his loved ones. Almost all of the film is seen through his eyes so we're there, in it, with him. I have never before been so submerged in alcohol during a film, so much so that I was hungover the next day. It's a trip told with flashbacks within blackouts, quite confusing but it all makes sense somehow. It's fascinating yet loathsome at the same time. I felt dirty afterward. Brilliantly shot and edited and the soundtrack is amazing. It's one of those films you have to see again. The performances are spot on. The writing is crisp. I would like to see a discussion about the daughter, and the Patriarchy. Big issues. Definitely not for everyone but it's up there with films about alcoholism like The Lost Weekend and the whole party-feel is definitely La dolce vita. Highly recommend it.
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