The Icelandic thriller Black’s Game (original title: Svartur á leik), based on a book by Stefán Máni, has proven extremely popular among cinema goers in Iceland; approximately 50,000 people have seen the movie since its premiere early last month.
With income of ISK 63 million (USD 497,000, EUR 372,000), Black’s Game has become the fourth highest-earning Icelandic movie ever made, Morgunblaðið reports.
Due to great demand, the critically-acclaimed movie starring Þorvaldur Davíð Kristjánsson, which features the Reykjavík underworld in 1999, will be screened in cinemas all around the country in the coming days.
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