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Katla is an Icelandic mystery-drama television series created by Baltasar Kormákur and Sigurjón Kjartansson. The show premiered on 17 June 2021 on Netflix.
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Sources/Fuentes: 1, 2 Years ago I stopped watching the programming of traditional television channels, and I stopped consuming mechanically what the media put at my disposal. As a response to a personal need to make better use of my time, I have become very selective in the audiovisual content I consume, and I only watch things that I consider that contribute something to me. In this space, accompanied by brief pers…More
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Image Spanish === Hola amigos, hace pocos días descubrí una serie de Islandia que se llama Katla, es un thriller de misterio, como me encanta este género, decidí verla sin saber mucho de ella, debo decir que me impresiono gratamente, no haré spoiler para que tengan oportunidad de verla, sino lo la has visto aun, esta serie ya termino su primera temporada en Netflix. Particularmente veo las series cuando termina la t…More
Coucou les gens, Première série islandaise arrivée sur Netflix en 2021. Nous en étions curieux et avons donc tenté l'expérience. *Gudrun Yr Eyfjörd alias Grima Thorsdottir (fille de Thor)* *Ingvar Sigurdsson alias Thor* Thor n'est pas ici le Dieu, mais juste le prénom d'un être humain. Cette série de type fantastique se compose de 8 épisodes et je ne sais toujours pas vous dire si j'ai aimé ou pas. Katla est un volc…More
Katla is a brand new Netflix original series. It was produced in Iceland and it was directed by Baltasar Kormakur, a guy that I learned about through watching other Icelandic productions and some Hollywood productions. I have recently watched several TV series and shows from Iceland, including Trapped and The Valhalla Murders, and that is why I decided to give Katla a chance as well. It could have been great, but so…More
Hello cinephile friends and lovers of small-screen productions, today I want to tell you about a miniseries that I finished watching recently. It is KATLA , independent Icelandic production of 8 chapters transmitted by Netflix , which keeps you waiting to try to unravel its mysteries. >Hola amigos cinéfilos y amantes de las producciones de la pantalla chica, hoy quiero comentarles acerca de una miniserie que terminé…More
Katla source A small, secluded, restricted town near the active volcano Katla in southern Iceland is astonished to see a lost woman wandering into their town, shivering in cold, naked, ash-covered—from top to bottom. Upon receiving some treatment from the local hospital, the woman claims to be living and working in the town hotel. But no one really knows her there. Turns out, she is claiming to be a woman who worked…More
For 1 year the Katla Volcano is erupting, the daily life of the few residents of the town of Vic is one day disturbed by a strange woman who comes out of the volcano covered with ashes. She keeps her memories intact, she claims to be called Gunhild, the problem is that Gunhild moved from Iceland 20 years ago . She is not the only one, several people emerge from the volcano puzzling the inhabitants. Desde hace 1 año…More
Hola amigos, buenas vibras para todos. > Hi friends, good vibes to all. *Poster!* Hace unos días buscando que cosas nuevas ver me topé con esta serie nueva en Netflix de origen nórdico, más en especifico de Islandia, que aparentemente era una historia llena de suspenso y misterio y como la verdad es que soy un poco fanático de esos géneros pues me decidí a echarle un ojo y ver de que se trata realmente. > A few days…More
Iceland, a country of volcanoes known for its rugged northern beauty, black sand beaches, rich folklore and Viking sagas was a "dark horse" in terms of TV series and movies for me, so I was happy to take on the new series "Katla" from Netflix and the popular local director Baltasar Kormákur, known for the drama "Everest". The trailer was intriguing, stylishly dark and in some places reminiscent of the work of David…More