Puffin Season
Lundatími
Synopsis
This film is about the traditional puffin catch in the Westman Islands and shows the fowlers in action, often performing breathtaking feats in the soaring cliffs to accomplish their goal. Ancient hunting techniques are shown, and the extreme dangers that men faced to secure their livelihood. These techniques have passed on basically unchanged from generation to generation.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Páll Steingrímsson
- Screenplay & Story
- Páll Steingrímsson
- Original Title
- Lundatími
- Release Date
- 01/01/1975
- Spoken Languages
- English, Icelandic
- Runtime
- 45m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Páll Steingrímsson
Páll Steingrímsson
Páll Steingrímsson, Ernst Rudolf Kettler
Ernst Rudolf Kettler
Department Leadership Roster
Páll Steingrímsson
Screenplay
Páll Steingrímsson
Director of Photography
Ernst Rudolf Kettler
Director of Photography
Páll Steingrímsson
Director
Ernst Rudolf Kettler
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Puffin Season.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Puffin Season
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Puffin Season about?
This film is about the traditional puffin catch in the Westman Islands and shows the fowlers in action, often performing breathtaking feats in the soaring cliffs to accomplish their goal. Ancient hunting techniques are shown, and the extreme dangers that men faced to secure their livelihood. These techniques have passed on basically unchanged from generation to generation.
Who directed Puffin Season?
Puffin Season was directed by Páll Steingrímsson.
Who stars in Puffin Season?
The principal cast of Puffin Season includes Not specified.
When was Puffin Season released and how long is it?
Puffin Season was released in 1975 with a total runtime of 45m.