Rúnar Rúnarsson
Rúnar Rúnarsson ( * 1977 in Reykjavík ) is an Icelandic film director and screenwriter.
Rúnar grew up near Reykjavík and made his first film in 1995, together with Klosettmenning Grimur Hákonarson. The short film is composed of five episodes that were all shot with a camera setting. He was accepted as a contribution to the film festival Nordisk Panorama. This motivated Rúnar to shoot more films. Five years later, he still turned with Hákonarson the short film Oiko logos. In the same year he produced, this time alone, film episodes of 12 minutes called Rætur. Of 2002, at that time living in Denmark end competed unsuccessfully at Den Danske Filmskole.
Leading share að Rajeev is a nearly one-hour documentary about the Icelandic Birta Fróðadóttir who is on his way to India to retrieve a friend from his early childhood, Rajeev. Rúnar produced the film through his company Ohadakvikmyndagerdin. The two years later published short film Síðasti was bærinn nominated among others for the 2006 Oscar for Best Short Film. This he said during his ultimately successful bid for Den Danske Filmskole.
The Danish -language short film Anna Rúnar completed his studies. His first feature film length is Eldfjall. This won in different categories, the Edda.
Rúnar is of the opinion that the film is an art genre and the director of the artist, which is why the producer should not have too much influence.