Time and Water(2026)

It's built from four generations of family home video archives. Magnason had been filming his family since his early twenties, creating a massive personal archive spanning his grandparents' 1950s glacier expeditions to his own children. Dosa and her editing team — including Fire of Love collaborators Erin Casper and Jocelyne Chaput — wove this footage into the film. Magnason described the result as the team making "a poem" out of his hard drive.

It documents the first glacier ever declared officially "dead." The film centers on Okjökull, a 700-year-old glacier that died in 2014 and became the first in history to be declared dead when its ice stopped moving. Magnason was tasked with writing the plaque that now marks its former location — an inscription that reads, in part, "Only you know if we did it."

The crew practiced "tread lightly" filmmaking in Iceland. Cinematographer Pablo Alvarez-Mesa stated that during trips to capture new glacier footage, the crew deliberately sought to minimize their impact on the landscape, viewing their work not as mere image capture but as *"communicating with respect with the landscape and with other people who communicate with it.