It’s hard to expect what an Icelandic film that centers around horses will eventually pan out to be and in “Of Horses and Men,” even as the credits roll the confusion still heavily weighs on you. It’s romance, it’s drama and it’s comedy in the darkest sense but none of this categorization helps to solve the perplexing plot that is this movie.
What we have is a small town in Iceland where everybody knows what everybody else is up to — to the point that carrying binoculars is the equivalent of having a cellphone in the modern age. The film revolves around multiple plots involving different residents of this small, nosy community.
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