Time and Water

Sara Dosa's 2026 documentary is about the Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason. The country's glaciers are melting and in the same period he loses his grandparents. The documentary takes the two losses together. Family archive, old glacier footage and letters are brought together; the narrative tells the climate question not through figures but through scales of time, and puts the personal first. Much of the imagery is archival. The tone is poetic. The director has made archive films about the natural world before. Who it's for: those who like climate documentary and personal narrative. Who it's not for: viewers expecting scientific data; the documentary keeps that in the background.