On the coast of North America in AD 1007, two Norsemen are stranded when their expedition is attacked and they are left for dead. As they struggle to survive in the vast forests of the New World, their paths diverge as one pursues a spiritual quest and the other reverts to his primal instincts ... Title: Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of ...

Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America (2009) - Rotten Tomatoes In the 11th century, Vikings, Indians, and Irish monks collide on the shores of North America in a historical epic adventure of...

Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America is a 2007 independent adventure drama film that tells a story of Norse explorers battling nature, natives and Christianity in North America in the year 1007 AD. It was written, directed, edited and produced by Tony Stone who also plays one of the lead characters.

"Pathfinder" meets "Gerry" in Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America, a striking and virtually wordless story of two Vikings separated from their tribe and left to stumble through the North American wilderness.

“Pathfinder” meets “Gerry” in “Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America,” a striking and virtually wordless story of two Vikings separated from their tribe and left to stumble through the North...

Released March 13th, 2009, 'Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America' stars Fiore Tedesco, Tony Stone, Noelle Bailey, David Perry The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 50 min, and received a...

SEVERED WAYS is a very weird movie about the Viking discovery of North America. Set in the year 1007 and taken in part from the Vinland Sagas, the movie tells the story of two abandoned Vikings trying to get back to Norse territory. It tells this story in a very shaky camera, Danish modern filmmaking style.

This movie is based on a great premise -- the Norse came to North America well before Columbus ever got here. There is a lot to back this up and I've seen many other stories that owe something to that idea. Severed Ways fails to meet the bar. Maybe because it's a foreign film and their idea of storytelling is different? I don't know.