101 REYKJAVÍK

(PaPaPa, HoHoHo, AbAbAb, C, LLL, V, SSS, NNN, AA, DD, MMM) Strong pagan worldview with a homosexual, anti-biblical attitude, plus an illegitimate child is christened by a Christian priest; about 17 obscenities, 5 profanities plus frank discussion of sexual matters & urinating; extreme violence when young man has a fantasy about shooting his relatives with a shotgun during Christmas dinner, plus fight breaks out in a bar, man steps on glass which was broken during a torrid sexual escapade one evening & man tries to commit suicide by lying in the cold & snow on a mountaintop; frequently depicted fornication scenes, depicted homosexual behavior, depicted incest in a dream scene, & references to bestiality; full male & female nudity in several scenes & partial nudity elsewhere; alcohol use & drunkenness; smoking & hashish smoking; and, unemployed young man refuses to look for work but freely takes government welfare money, woman gets an abortion & people tolerate constant sexual promiscuity.

The protagonist of 101 REYKJAVÍK, a pathetic movie from Iceland, is a twentysomething unemployed slacker in Iceland who graphically impregnates his mother’s lesbian lover and his girlfriend at the same time. 101 REYKJAVÍK may be the filthiest foreign movie ever released in the United States.

101 REYKJAVÍK is the worst introduction moviegoers can possibly have to the state of movies in Iceland. It may be the filthiest foreign movie ever released in the United States.

The protagonist of this movie is a twentysomething unemployed slacker named Hlynur. Hlynur still lives with his hash-smoking mother, who has divorced her alcoholic husband, Hlynur’s father. Hlynur constantly complains about the boring life in Reykjavík, the nation’s capital, and wonders why there is no good pornography on TV during the day. Hlynur hangs out at the local pub, where everybody gets drunk on the weekends, then goes to spend the night with their sexual partners. Hlynur, however, is not really a ladies man and is ambivalent toward his sometime girlfriend, Hofi.

Hlynur’s mother invites her sensuous friend Lola, an English-speaking flamenco teacher from Spain, to stay with them over Christmas. When his mother goes away to visit some relatives, Hlynur and Lola get drunk and have a passionate sexual affair, even though Lola is an avowed lesbian homosexual. Then, however, Hlynur’s mother announces that she is herself “in love” with Lola. Complicating the situation is the fact that both Lola and Hofi appear to be pregnant with Hlynur’s children. Lola and his mother announce that they plan to raise Lola’s child together. Hlynur angrily storms out of the house and tries to commit suicide. He returns, however, to live with his mother, her lesbian lover and his son and his “brother.” The movie never tells viewers whether the mother finds out who the child really is.

101 REYKJAVÍK contains many sex scenes of various kinds, including incest when Hlynur dreams about his mother and Lola. It also includes graphic nudity and plenty of foul language. Finally, there is a scene where Hlynur fantasizes about slaughtering his relatives with a shotgun during Christmas dinner. Someday, there will be a copycat crime in Iceland, or even in other places, based on this movie, judging from past history of such scenes in movies and videos. This movie is pure pornography, and pornography is just not very interesting, artistically speaking.

101 REYKJAVÍK intentionally reveals just how bankrupt the social welfare state really is. Lola berates Hlynur about being lazy and lacking purpose in his life, and Hlynur eventually does get a job. Unintentionally, however, the movie also shows why the “Sexual Revolution” pushed by hedonists like Hugh Hefner of PLAYBOY, liberal feminists like Hillary Clinton and homosexual lobbyists like Elizabeth Taylor is also totally bankrupt. The goal of their “revolution” is nothing less than the breakdown and complete re-definition of the Family and Christianity, and that’s exactly what this movie from Iceland depicts. There’s even a scene at the end where Lola and Hlynur’s mother go to a Christian church to have their baby christened by a priest. Clearly, this fictional priest, like so many real religious leaders in America, has squandered his moral heritage. Next time someone tells you that being tolerant of homosexuality is not harmful to the Family or Christianity, just point to this movie to prove how terribly wrong and misguided they are.

The protagonist of 101 REYKJAVÍK is a twentysomething unemployed slacker named Hlynur, who lives with his hash-smoking mother. Hlynur hangs out at the local pub, where everybody gets drunk on the weekends, then goes to spend the night with their sexual partners. Hlynur’s mother invites her sensuous friend Lola, an English-speaking flamenco teacher from Spain, to stay with them over Christmas. When his mother goes to visit relatives, Hlynur and Lola have a passionate affair, even though Lola is an avowed lesbian homosexual. Then, Hlynur’s mother announces that she is “in love” with Lola. Complicating matters is the fact that Lola appears to be pregnant with Hlynur’s child.

101 REYKJAVÍK contains many sex scenes of various kinds, including incest when Hlynur dreams about his mother and Lola. It also includes graphic nudity and plenty of foul language. The movie reveals just how bankrupt the social welfare state really is. Eventually, Hlynur does get a job. Unintentionally, the movie also shows why the “Sexual Revolution” pushed by hedonists and homosexual lobbyists is also totally bankrupt. If someone tells you to be tolerant of homosexuality, just point to this movie to prove how terribly wrong they are.