
Rock in Reykjavik (Rokk í Reykjavík) is a documentary by Friðrik Þór Friðriksson that surveys Reykjavik’s burgeoning rock scene in the mid- to late-1980s. The film blends live performances, rehearsal clips, and candid interviews to sketch how a compact city fostered bold, DIY music. It showcases local acts such as The Sugarcubes and Purrkur Pillnikk, alongside other indie musicians, illustrating a pivotal moment when Iceland began to attract international attention and redefine its cultural voice.
Sigur Rós, Documentary, Music Documentary, Rock, Icelandic Music, 1980s Indie Rock, Live Performances