‹Virgin Mountain› is a sensitive portrayal of an elusive man: Fúsi is a lone wolf. At 43 he still lives with his mother and has never had a girlfriend. Every Friday he goes to the same Chinese restaurant and orders the same meal. He routinely sits in his car at the fjord and makes a call to the local radio station, or meets up with his only friend to re-enact Second World War battle scenes. Few people manage to catch a glimpse of what lies behind Fúsi's seemingly closed façade, that is until he befriends the new neighbour's daughter, and finds love for the first time at his dance class.
In the supporting film ‹Ártún› a young boy from a small town who has never before kissed a girl, makes his way to the city with his best friend. When they arrive they find much more awaiting them, than they ever could have wished for.
