How far would you go to stand up for what you think is right? That’s the question at the heart of “Woman at War.” In the film, an Icelandic woman must decide how far she’s willing to go to stop a big corporation from ruining the environment. The answer is that Halla is willing to start a war.

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Debuting at last year’s Cannes and making its way through the film festival circuit last year, “Woman at War” delighted critics with its tale of a fifty-year-old woman and the lengths she would go to wage her one-person war against big business.

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The 2018 film festival circuit had a bunch of high-profile films that have been in the headlines for a myriad of awards. But one of the films that played at most of the major film fests has been sadly left out of much of the awards conversation. That film is the Icelandic comedy “Woman at War.” But now, with the film finally getting a proper US release, we’re hoping more will be able to discover this lovely film that has flown under the radar.

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Despite being a two-time Oscar-winning actress, in recent years, Jodie Foster is probably best known for her work behind the camera. Over the last decade, she’s directed episodes of popular TV series “Orange is the New Black,” “House of Cards,” and “Black Mirror.” Foster has also helmed two features, including “The Beaver” and most recently, “Money Monster.” And for her next directorial project, she’s tackling a English-language remake of an acclaimed Icelandic film, where she’ll also star.

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