Black and White Heaven follows Jérôme Josserand, one of the world's best snowkiters, into the land of fire and ice. The camera trails him as he kites across Iceland's magnificent, wild landscapes, riding lakes strewn with icebergs beneath Vatnajökull, Europe's largest glacier, and becoming the first to snowkite on the volcanic ash of the infamous Eyjafjallajökull.

Why This Film Matters: Part adventure, part landscape poem, the film frames a fragile, elemental Iceland at a moment of volcanic upheaval. It's a reminder of how small and alive a person can feel against a landscape shaped by forces far larger than sport.