A man with a important talent for hostility must push to subsist when he sets out on an tremendous jaunt in this phantasy from director Nicolas Twist Refn. One Eye (Mads Mikkelsen) is the name supposition to a nameless, unarticulate warrior who has transmute a work to Barde (Vanquisher Jazzman), a wealthy Scotsman who obtained One Eye for his remarkable militant skills. One Eye is a tearing warrior but shows soft loyalty to his control, and when the opportunity presents itself, One Eye murders Barde and his mercenaries and sets off on his own, with a little boy (Maarten Stevenson) tagging along to speak on his behalf. Overeager to lose Danmark down in regard of immunity and undertaking, One Eye throws in his lot with a stria of Christian Vikings, who've set out on an aggressive hunt to travel to the Dedicated Metropolis is a problematic one, and the Vikings are met with intense resistance, forcing One Eye to rely on his talents as a warrior to protect himself and his beast initiate. Heaven Travel received its Northeast English perform at the 2009 Toronto Cinema Festivity.
Review By Albera
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