All this - and Iceland too

About This Movie

All this - and Iceland too is a curious blend of royal pomp and personal drama set against the backdrop of 1914 Europe. The atmosphere is thick with tension as the monarchs of Sweden, Denmark, and Norway present a united front, showcasing elaborate costumes and sets that evoke a sense of grandeur. However, it’s the subtle, almost wistful performances of the Finnish noblewoman that steal the show, drawing audiences into her world of courtly intrigue. The pacing ebbs and flows, creating a reflective tone that captures the societal shifts of the era. While it may fly under the radar, it’s a fascinating snapshot of a time when personal and political lives intertwined in unexpected ways.

This film, while not widely known, has a certain charm that appeals to collectors interested in European cinema from the early 1950s. It has been released in limited formats, making original prints somewhat scarce, which heightens its desirability among niche collectors. The film’s historical context and unique narrative perspective on royal dynamics provide a rich discussion point for any collection focused on international dramas.