A White, White Day - Film Tickets

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Quick Facts About A White, White Day - Film

• Film context: Hvítur, Hvítur Dagur (A White, White Day) premiered at Cannes Critics' Week in 2019 and was Iceland's submission for the Best International Feature Film at the 92nd Academy Awards, with Edmund Finnis credited for the score.
• Composer: Edmund Finnis (born 1984) is a British composer whose work spans solo, chamber, ensemble, orchestral, and film music; he has long associations with the London Contemporary Orchestra and Manchester Collective. His music has been widely performed by major ensembles and soloists.
• Discography highlights (Finnis): The Air, Turning (2019, NMC Recordings); The Centre is Everywhere (2021, Bedroom Community); Shades (2022, Bedroom Community); Youth (2024, Pentatone).
• 2025 tour/performances: Finnis's works are being performed in 2025 at venues including Little Missenden Village Hall (Oct 5, 2025), Oberlin (Nov 4, 2025), Atheneum Library in La Jolla (Nov 17, 2025), Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles (Nov 21–23, 2025), Williams Theatre in Tulsa (Nov 23, 2025), and additional dates in Brussels, Utrecht, Bern, Macclesfield, Milwaukee, Manchester, Hamburg, Dresden, and Cambridge (dates shown on the composer’s performances page).
• Major awards/achievements: Paul Hamlyn Award (2012); BBC Music Magazine Premiere Award for The Air, Turning (2019); Royal Philharmonic Society shortlist for Shades Lengthen (2016); Edison Klassiek Award for Youth (2024).
• Social media presence: The composer maintains an official website (edmundfinnis.com) and Bandcamp pages for works like The Air, Turning; his activity is also reflected in ensemble pages (e.g., Manchester Collective) and RAM/publisher profiles.