Baltasar Kormákur

• Year — Title — Director — Producer — Writer • 1996 — Go LazyTown • 2000 — 101 Reykjavík • 2002 — The Sea • 2005 — A Little Trip to Heaven • 2006 — Jar City • 2008 — Bloodbath Godzilla • 2010 — Inhale • 2012 — Contraband • The Deep • 2013 — 2 Guns • 2015 — Everest • 2016 — The Oath • 2018 — Bloodbath Godzilla • 2022 — Beast • 2024 — Touch • 2026 — Apex • 2027 — The Big Fix Producer only • Pop in Reykjavík (1998) (Documentary) • Stormy Weather (2003) • Dís (2004) • The Amazing Truth About Queen Raquela (2008) (Executive producer) • Reykjavík-Rotterdam (2008) • Summerland (2010) • Virgin Mountain (2015) • Vultures (2018) • Against the Ice (2022) Acting roles • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1992 — Wallpaper: Erotic Love Story — Lass • A Fairy of Our Time — Short film • 1995 — Agnes — Natan • 1996 — Dream Hunters — Gunnar • Devil's Island — Baddi • 1999 — Split — Fridrik • 2000 — Angels of the Universe — Óli • 101 Reykjavík — Þröstur • 2001 — No Such Thing — Dr. Artaud • Me and Morrison — Askildsen • Regina — Ivan • 2003 — Stormy Weather — Einar • 2008 — Reykjavík-Rotterdam — Kristófer • 2016 — The Oath — Finnur

• Year — Award — Category — Nominated work — Result — Notes • 2000 — Chicago International Film Festival — Gold Hugo — 101 Reykjavík — New Directors Competition • Edda Awards — Best Supporting Actor — Angels of the Universe • Best Film — 101 Reykjavík — Shared with: Ingvar Þórðarson • Best Director • Best Screenplay • European Film Awards — European Discovery of the Year • Locarno International Film Festival — Golden Leopard • Youth Jury Award: Euro<26 • Lübeck Nordic Film Days — Prize of the Ecumenical Jury • Thessaloniki Film Festival — FIPRESCI Prize — "For the homogeneous and literary treating of complicated contemporary sexual relationships with a sense of humour." • Toronto International Film Festival — Discovery Award — Tied With George Washington • 2001 — Berlin International Film Festival — Shooting Star • Bogota Film Festival — Golden Precolumbian Circle — 101 Reykjavík — Best film • Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema — Best Film • Pula Film Festival — Big Golden Arena — European Competition: Best Film • Rouen Nordic Film Festival — Grand Jury Prize • Tbilisi International Film Festival — Prize of the Union of Georgian Filmmakers • 2002 — Edda Awards — Best Screenplay — The Sea — Shared with: Ólafur Haukur Símonarson • Best Film • Best Director • Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry • San Sebastián Film Festival — Golden Seashell • 2003 — Istanbul International Film Festival — Golden Tulip • FIPRESCI Prize — "For its deep observation of social and cultural wounds of a disintegrating family faced with globalization." • Tromsø International Film Festival — Audience Award • 2005 — Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry — Dís — Shared with: Silja Hauksdóttir (director, writer), Birna Anna Björnsdóttir (writer), Oddný Sturludóttir (writer) and Agnes Johansen (producer) • 2006 — Cognac Festival du Film Policier — Critics Award — A Little Trip to Heaven • Edda Awards — Best Film — Jar City — Shared with: Agnes Johansen and Lilja Pálmadóttir (producers) • Best Director • Göteborg Film Festival — FIPRESCI Prize — A Little Trip to Heaven • Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry — Shared with: Edward Martin Weinman (writer) and Sigurjón Sighvatsson (producer) • 2007 — Jar City — Shared with: Agnes Johansen and Lilja Pálmadóttir (producers) • Karlovy Vary International Film Festival — Crystal Globe — Shared with: Lilja Pálmadóttir (producer) • Don Quijote Award • 2008 — Edda Awards — Best Film — White Night Wedding • Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry — Shared with: Ólafur Egilsson (writer), Agnes Johansen, Kim Magnusson, and Lilja Pálmadóttir (producers) • Valenciennes International Festival of Action and Adventure Films — Grand Prize — Jar City — Shared with: Agnes Johansen and Lilja Pálmadóttir (producers) • Best Direct • 2010 — Rouen Nordic Film Festival — Young Audience Award — White Night Wedding • 2011 — Edda Awards — Best Director — Inhale • 2012 — Les Arcs European Film Festival — Crystal Arrow — The Deep • Mar del Plata Film Festival — Best Film • 2013 — Edda Awards — Best Screenplay — Shared with: Jón Atli Jónasson • Best Director • European Film Awards — Audience Award • Göteborg Film Festival — Dragon Award — Best Nordic Film • Locarno International Film Festival — Variety Piazza Grande Award — 2 Guns • Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry — The Deep • 2014 — Göteborg Film Festival — Nordic Honorary Dragon Award • 2015 — CinemaCon — International Filmmaker of the Year • Nordic Council Film Prize — Icelandic Entry — Virgin Mountain • 2016 — San Sebastián Film Festival — Golden Seashell — The Oath • Prix Europa — Best Episode of a TV Fiction Series or Serial — Trapped • 2017 — Edda Awards — Television Show of the Year — Shared with: Magnús Viðar Sigurðsson • Best Film — The Oath — Share: Magnús Viðar Sigurðsson • Best Director • Screenplay of the Year — Shared with: Ólafur Egilsson • 2024 — Nordic Council Film Prize — Best Film — Touch — Shared with: Ólafur Darri Ólafsson and Agnes Johansen • 2025 — Tromsø International Film Festival — Audience Award • Palm Springs International Film Festival — Best Foreign Language Film