Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America 2009

Two Viking travelers, lost on North America's mainland in 1007 AD, embark on parallel journeys of self-discovery amidst the vast wilderness. One seeks spiritual enlightenment, while the other succumbs to primal urges. As they navigate treacherous landscapes, their paths converge and diverge, revealing the true depths of human resilience and the unyielding power of nature.

Two Viking travelers, lost on North America's mainland in 1007 AD, embark on parallel journeys of self-discovery amidst the vast wilderness. One seeks spiritual enlightenment, while the other succumbs to primal urges. As they navigate treacherous landscapes, their paths converge and diverge, revealing the true depths of human resilience and the unyielding power of nature.

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Opens with a written account detailing the arrival of Vikings in America. The scene unfolds with a grim sight of dead bodies strewn across the shore, revealing two lone survivors: Orn (Tony Stone) and Volnard (Fiore Tedesco). The duo works tirelessly to construct a shelter, engaging in activities such as fishing and eating, while sharing moments of conversation around a flickering campfire.

As their journey continues, they venture out to explore the unfamiliar land and unexpectedly encounter two Irish monks. This encounter turns tragic when one monk is brutally killed, and their church is set ablaze. Volnard develops a bond with the surviving monk, discussing matters of faith and religion, while Orn becomes the target of a lurking native’s gaze.

Their paths begin to diverge: Volnard remains with the monk, while Orn is drawn into a native camp through the allure of drugs, where he is seduced by a local woman. In a twist of fate, Orn abandons the natives to reunite with Volnard and the monk, ultimately leading to a fatal confrontation in which he kills the monk. This betrayal results in Volnard confronting Orn with a beating.

After a tense moment by the campfire, where they both reflect on their dire circumstances, Volnard departs, leaving Orn isolated. Tragedy strikes as Volnard soon falls victim to the native’s wrath. Consumed by grief and anger, Orn races back to take vengeance for his friend’s death. Following the burial of his companion, Orn wanders aimlessly through the woods, ultimately succumbing to the harsh winter and the unforgiving cold that seals his fate.

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