The Arctic Fox in Iceland (1988)
The arctic fox is of a circumpolar species, but in Iceland the conditions are different from most of the other habitats of the species, due to the absence of lemmings. This film deals with research done on the ecology and behavior of arctic foxes in a remote coastal region of North Western Iceland. The work of a scientist, studying the arctic fox under harsh conditions during both winter and summer, is observed, as well as the lives of the arctic foxes in this special environment.
Director:
Snorri Þórisson
Writers:
Snorri Þórisson, Páll Hersteinsson.
| Writing | Snorri Þórisson | Screenplay |
| Camera | Snorri Þórisson | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Þorsteinn Úlfar Björnsson | Editor |
| Sound | Jón Kjartansson | Sound |
| Writing | Páll Hersteinsson | Screenplay |
| Directing | Snorri Þórisson | Director |
