Katla (TV series)

A year after an eruption of the Katla volcano began, only a few people remain in the nearby town of Vík, persisting despite choking ash. An ash-caked woman who apparently disappeared twenty years earlier appears in the village, looking as she did back then. More ash-caked people who died in the past arrive in Vík, creating a paradox for those who knew them and reviving legends of "changelings". Meanwhile, a volcanologist from Reykjavík discovers the remains of a meteorite buried in the glacier, while having to deal emotionally with the reappearance of his dead son. Through their interactions with the "changelings", the inhabitants of Vík are forced to find their own ways of dealing with their unresolved issues from the past.

• Guðrún Eyfjörð as Gríma Þórsdóttir, younger sister of Ása
• Íris Tanja Flygenring as Ása Þórsdóttir, Gríma's older sister, who died a year ago.
• Ingvar Sigurðsson as Þór (Thor), father of Gríma, Ása, and Björn
• Aliette Opheim as Gunhild in the present and as a young woman; mother of Björn
• Valter Skarsgård as Björn, son of Gunhild and Þór through an affair twenty years earlier[1]
• Aldís Amah Hamilton as Eyja[1]
• Þorsteinn Bachmann as Gísli, head of the local police, husband of Magnea
• Sólveig Arnarsdóttir as Magnea in the present and as a young woman; wife of Gísli
• Haraldur Ari Stefánsson as Einar,[1] son of Gísli and Magnea
• Björn Thors as Darri, vulcanologist; husband of Rakel and father of Mikael
• Birgitta Birgisdóttir as Rakel, wife of Darri and mother of Mikael[1]
• Hlynur Atli Harðarson as Mikael, son of Darri and Rakel who died in an accident years ago.[1]
• Helga Braga Jónsdóttir as Vigdís[1]
• Björn Ingi Hilmarsson as Leifur[1]

In October 2019, it was reported that RVK Studios was developing a series based on a supernatural volcano drama for Netflix,[3] directed by Baltasar Kormákur and Sigurjón Kjartansson.[4]

• The Returned[5]

• Katla at IMDb
• Katla at Rotten Tomatoes
• Katla on Netflix