Sagafilm

In July 2007, Sagafilm started documenting the construction of the Icelandic National Concert and Conference Centre on behalf of Portus Group. The aim is to document thoroughly the rise of the building and the dramatic changes in the east harbor of Reykjavik City centre and the highlight the effects the Concert Hall will have in the cultural life of Icelanders.
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Sagafilm has since August 2007 been working on a documentary series on the Icelandic Search and Rescue teams. The people who always respond in case of emergency and people who are trained to expect the unexpected. Those who are willing to risk their own live in order to save others. Those who have prioritized their lives in such a way that the volunteer work of the ICESAR always comes first.
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Partly brought up on an isolated farm on the south coast of Iceland, by a generation who lived off only what the land gave, photographer RAX became fascinated with nature and its forms.
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In September 2009 the Icelandic Search and Rescue team receive an emergency call from the Republic of Thule. An earthquake has destroyed the capital of Cave Town. The population is 1.5 million. Thule does not have armed forces. Due to inland unrest the UN has a permanent presence in the country.
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The extraordinary documentary tells us, for the very first time, the stories of the men who woke up with a bad hang-over on a fishing boat miles away from home, and had signed their life away for another drink.
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Sagafilm is producing a documentary on Loftleiðir Icelandic Airlines. Telling the story of the company growth and how it became the first Icelandic corporation to expand beyond the geographical boundaries of Iceland.
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The Edda award winning Last Waltz documents the Cod-Wars between Iceland and the UK.
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Sagafilm produces a documentary series which register the story of the Kárahnjúka project.
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