Pendulous Chances; the life and work of singer performer Ragnar Bjarnason Trailer

Pendulous Chances; the life and work of singer performer Ragnar Bjarnason Trailer (2010)

01 November 2010 Factual 92 mins

Ragnar Bjarnasson career spans 60 years. Now at 75 he is ready to examine his career and allow us access to the idol Ragnar Bjarnason who is much loved by all ages. The camera follows him during a grand performance in honor of his seventy fifth birthday and gives us a glimpse of the pendulous chances of his life and career as a singer and performer.

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Cast

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Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson

Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Iceland 01 November 2010

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