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Inga Birgitta Spur found art as her life's calling at a young age. Her love for the artist Sigurjón Ólafsson and his art led the native Dane after World War 2 to Iceland. There she dedicated her live to enabling Sigurjón to create his works, despite the challenges of a foreign country and unfamiliar culture. Now, at over 90 years, she still directs the Museum she founded for her late husband. TORN gives us a glimpse of her perspective of this artist's oeuvre and her relationship with his art.

Sometimes what seems to be the end is just the beginning.

Portrait of a man who fled Nazi-Germany in 1934 to start a new life in Istanbul where he became a legendary teacher.

After his mother dies, a distraught young man visits his estranged uncle in a lonely seaside village to determine what to do with the fortune she left behind.

Deceased documentarian rises from the grave to solve the mystery of his own murder in the form of world-famous documentray. 

Ice Breath is an experimental black-and-white movie by photographer and filmmaker Leonard Alecu. On the soundtrack of Become Ocean by John Luther Adams, Ice Breath conveys the hypnotic drama of the melting icebergs of Greenland.