This atmospheric crime thriller laced with humor—described by some as a Coen Brothers take on Forrest Gump—is set in the village of Raufarhöfn in the far north of Iceland. Kalmann Odinsson is the self-appointed Sheriff of his town. He is 34, neurodiverse and hunts Arctic foxes and catches gigantic Greenland sharks for a living. He was brought up by his grandfather who taught him how to hunt and fish and "nearly everything else a man needs to know about life". Mocked—but also loved by some—for his innocence and unfiltered philosophical utterances, one of his many dreams is to find a wife. But he must first extricate himself from the mess he gets into when he discovers a frozen pool of human blood in the winter snow. When it becomes apparent that local bigwig Robert McKenzie has just gone missing, the hunt is on to find McKenzie's body and his murderer. In a macabre turn of events, McKenzie's hand is discovered in the belly of a shark that Kalmann brings in. It all ends well, but as Kalmann says, "It can all get pretty dark underneath a polar bear."|An atmospheric crime thriller laced with humor: Kalmann is the self-appointed Sheriff of Raufarhöfn, a village in the far north of Iceland, and he has everything under control. There's no need to worry. Day by day, he hunts Arctic foxes and catches gigantic Greenland sharks. But inside Kalmann's head, the wheels sometimes spin backwards. After he discovers a pool of human blood in the winter snow, the swiftly unfolding events threaten to overwhelm him. But with his naive wisdom and pure-hearted courage, he makes sure everything takes a turn for the better.