Viking Women (2014)

"VIKING WOMEN" gives completely new insights into a fascinating culture, about which it seemed everything was already known. Exclusive interviews with experts from around the globe draw an authentic picture of the Viking world according to the latest scientific findings. High quality recreations with an international top-class cast will lead us to the early medieval world of the Vikings and revive this fascinating, long-lost era. Based on characters of the Nordic sagas, the mini-series displays the life stories of two Viking women: those of Sigrun and Jova.

Director: Yoav Parish, Judith Voelker
Genre: TV Movie, Documentary
Runtime: 88 min
Release Date:

Cast

Editing: Jens Greuner, Christoph Senn
Production: ARTE
Country: Germany
Language: English, Français, Deutsch
Original Language: de

Keywords

vikings (norsemen), miniseries

Trailer

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Viking Women about?
"VIKING WOMEN" gives completely new insights into a fascinating culture, about which it seemed everything was already known. Exclusive interviews with experts from around the globe draw an authentic picture of the Viking world according to the latest scientific findings. High quality recreations with an international top-class cast will lead us to the early medieval world of the Vikings and revive this fascinating, long-lost era. Based on characters of the Nordic sagas, the mini-series displays the life stories of two Viking women: those of Sigrun and Jova.
Who directed Viking Women?
Viking Women was directed by Yoav Parish, Judith Voelker.
Who stars in Viking Women?
Viking Women stars Esther Schweins, Leonie Benesch, Valter Skarsgård, Andras Sunyi, Torsten Münchow, Annette Lober.
How long is Viking Women?
Viking Women has a runtime of 1h 28m (88 minutes).
What genre is Viking Women?
Viking Women is a TV Movie, Documentary film.
Where was Viking Women produced?
Viking Women was produced in Germany.