You will meet the man himself, who did lot of recording himself and learnt from his dad. Who was the first person to video all the eruption from the beginning of 20th century. He is quite old man but full,of life and hummer. He run...More

Pro: Meet the maker. Most of the footage is made by Knut, the filmer himself. Con: the footage has been put together not so well organised. It is a sequence of dates and different vulcanos outbursts. If you want to understand it, bring a map...More

If you do a bit of research you know exactly what you are in for. It was fun meeting with the proprietor and chatting with him a bit before the show. He also had some cats that watched the movie with us. The theater was...More

My husband and I are fascinated by geology so we stayed for both films. Villi himself introduced them- he first shot a film of a volcano when he was 13 and his father needed another camera operator! The first film was a general history of...More

This is a must in a tucked away red building in central reykjavik. You can watch a hour of extraordinary footage of Iceland's geological carnage. With understated commentary from the original cameraman Villi Knudsen. He looms around in the gloom of the cinema, plays down...More

We visited this place because of the trip advisor reviews. We found it a bit deteriorated. It is a little theater at the back of a house. When we got there, no one answered, after a while a couple came out and offered us icelandic...More

Situated in the heart of Reykjavik,near the lake,the Red Rock cinema, showing the Volcano Show ,is a must for evry tourist to have an insight into the mysteries of nature.It shows all eruptions in Iceland since 1947,very daringly filmed by Villi Knunden and his father....More