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Twenty-five years ago, Vidar Gylfason from the tiny fishing village of Hellissandur (population: 369) in Iceland created a real-life field of dreams for his town by constructing a national FA Cup regulation football pitch, but no team ever set foot on it. Now, Vidar\u2019s spirited son Kari is determined to bring football glory to Hellissandur and fulfill his father\u2019s original dream.<\/p>\n
Smari Gunn is an Icelandic writer and director, a self-proclaimed football specialist – who loves the game as well as finding the sense of humour in every good story. After receiving a BA training in European Theatre Arts, Smari began creating his own work and further honed his writing skills in the UK through initiatives at the NFTS and BFI Network.
\nLogi Sigursveinsson studied screenwriting and directing at the Icelandic Film School. In 2018 his graduation film Bjarnarbl\u00fas won best film at Northern Wave Film Festival in Iceland. Logi works freelance as a cinematographer, editor and vfx artist.<\/p>\n
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