A White, White Day

Ingimundur's life is forever altered when his wife tragically dies in a car accident. This event marks the beginning of his emotional turmoil and grief, heavily impacting his daily life and responsibilities.

Reluctantly, Ingimundur begins attending grief counseling to cope with his loss. He struggles with the sessions, filled with resentment and sorrow, but slowly realizes the need to process his feelings.

Ingimundur dedicates his energy to renovating a building on a farm intended for his daughter, Elín. This project serves as a distraction from his grief and a way to channel his emotions into something tangible.

After receiving a box of his late wife's belongings from Elín, Ingimundur discovers a video that reveals her affair with Olgeir Olafsson. This shocking revelation ignites feelings of betrayal, anger, and confusion within him.

Consumed by his emotions, Ingimundur begins surveilling Olgeir’s home, hoping to understand the man who had an intimate relationship with his wife. He integrates himself into Olgeir's football club, blurring the lines between obsession and justice.

A powerful storm isolates Ingimundur, exacerbating his emotional state. During a chaotic online therapy session, overwhelmed by despair, he lashes out at his colleagues, leading to an explosive confrontation.

In a moment of weakness, Ingimundur cruelly insults his granddaughter, Salka, driving her away. This action adds to his spiral into darkness, showcasing the detrimental impact of his grief on his family relationships.

Ingimundur kidnaps Olgeir, taking him to a secluded location near a freshly dug grave. With a gun in hand, he confronts Olgeir about the affair, seeking answers that he believes will soothe his shattered heart.

As tensions rise during the confrontation, Ingimundur's anger swells to a peak, causing Olgeir to panic and flee. The situation escalates from a desperate demand for clarity to a chaotic escape under life-threatening stress.

Olgeir returns unexpectedly, and in a shocking turn of events, he stabs Ingimundur in a moment of rage and desperation. This violent clash sends Salka into a panic, heightening the stakes of the already deteriorating situation.

Despite his injury, Ingimundur carries his granddaughter, Salka, through a punishing snowstorm back home. In this harrowing journey, he reflects on his actions and expresses remorse for his earlier treatment of her.

In a poignant climax, Ingimundur has a vision of his deceased wife that marks a turning point in his emotional healing. As he tears up, he feels a sense of acceptance of his grief, finally beginning to let go of his pain.