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2010-10-05T14:08:00+01:00
Iceland's first lady Dorrit Moussaiff, RIFF chairmanHelga Stephenson, filmmaker Sara Driver, honoree Jim Jarmusch, Iceland president Olafur Ragnar Grimsson and RIFF head Hrönn Marinosdottir
Source: Stefán Karlsson
Noam Chomsky participated in a video chat with RIFF audiences.
Armadillo director Janus Metz during a Q&A
One of Reykjavik's popular public pools was the setting for a screening of Some Like It Hot
Source: RIFF/hag
Icelandic filmmakers Ari Alexander Ergis Magnusson and Fridrik Thor Fridriksson on closing night
Reykjavik boasted a new venue this year, the revamped former Rainbow cinema now the arthouse hub called Bio Paradis.
Karlovy Vary program director Karel Och with Scanbox's Lorianne Hall and journalist Ed Lawrenson.
Juror Cameron Bailey of Toronto with RIFF director Hronn Marinosdottir and Icelandic author Thor Vilhjálmsson
Jim Jarmusch takes a bite out of his golden puffin.
Source: Stefán Karlsson
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