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Ken Vedsegaard | ... | |
| Peter Gantzler | ... | ||
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Erik Holmey | ... | |
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Hans Henrik Clemensen | ... |
Timothy
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Kenneth Carmohn | ... | |
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Jesper Pedersen | ... | |
| Kim Sønderholm | ... | ||
| Julie R. Ølgaard | ... |
Lena
(as Julie Ølgaard)
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Neel Rønholt | ... | |
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Jan Linnebjerg | ... | |
| Alexandre Willaume | ... |
Oyvind
(as Alexandre Willaume-Jantzen)
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| Lars Bjarke | ... | ||
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Klaus Hyr Hansen | ... | |
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Samuel P. Strong | ... | |
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Simon Braager | ... | |
Drama set in the viking age, Helgi witnesses the destruction of his village and narrowly escapes to his uncle Rurik who raises him like his son. Many years later he meets the people responsible for his parents death and someone he never expected to see again.
My ancestors being of Scandinavian descent we selected to watch this movie at Bare Bones festival.
We were expecting some gore and barbaric scenes however my husband and I were wonderfully surprised to discover not only a unique and interesting story but a movie fit for the entire family.
Yes there were some fierce battles and fights but it was made in a somewhat non-gory, very "un- Hollywood" styled way so that even our grand children would feel comfortable watching.
The director who was even there in person took time before and after the movie to answer any questions.
L. Henson,