Sóley Trailer

Sóley Trailer (1982)

25 November 1982 Adventure, Fantasy 110 mins

The story of Sóley is about freedom and oppression. Set in Iceland in the dark eighteenth-century, it relates the adventures of a young farmer whose horses - symbols of his independence - are missing. In his search for the horses and his freedom, he journeys across the uninhabited wastelands of the mountainous interior of the country. Here he encounters the legendary figures of folk tradition. The elf-maiden, Sóley, accompanies him on his way across the highlands. She is the incarnation of the dreams woven by the farmers of Iceland, poverty stricken and oppressed - dreams of a better and more humane way of life, envisaged as the lot of supernatural beings, concealed in the harsh, dramatic landscape of Iceland.

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International Titles

Sóley or: The Hidden People of the Shadowy Rocks Trailer

International Releases Dates

Iceland 25 November 1982

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Sóley (1982) - Official Trailer

Trailer for Sóley or: The Hidden People of the Shadowy Rocks written and directed by Róska and Manrico Pavelottino. The story of Sóley is about freedom and ...

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