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Popcorn Culture - Review: The Northman

20-Dec-22 19:30

Popcorn Culture - Review: The Northman

Robert Eggers' The Northman made a number of headlines when it came out earlier this year: for its dedication to realism and detail, on-screen violence, and the promise of a retelling of Hamlet, set in the Viking period, and influenced by Norse mythology. We explore whether it lived up to the hype, and whether it fares as well on the small screen as it would have in a theatre. 

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Arvindh Yuvaraj, Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  film

Tags:  popcorn culturefilmreviewrobert eggersThe NorthmanAlexander Skarsgårdanya taylor-joyNorse mythologyhamlet





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