
The Vikings Uncovered
2016

Representation Score
Minimal
2013
TV-PGDirector
Matt Poitras
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To Go Viking is a localized character study that examines the relationship between masculine identity and the economic conditions of rural Alberta. The film zeroes in on a specific, homogeneous subculture of Viking reenactment, which restricts its demographic range. Though the documentary lacks a broad range of social identities, it offers a detailed exploration of how economic changes influence communal identity. The narrative serves as an ethnographic study of a traditionalist group rather than a diverse social fabric.
Category Breakdown
The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or stories. The interpersonal relationships in the film are based on traditional heterosexual dynamics.
The movie emphasizes traditional masculinity and male friendships. It adheres to conventional gender roles without challenging typical masculine expectations.
The documentary focuses on a predominantly white, rural, working-class population. It highlights the ethnic uniformity of the Viking, Alberta area.
The film explores the economic struggles faced by rural communities in Canada. It looks at how changing economic structures affect local community ties.
The film does not feature any characters with visible or invisible disabilities. There are no storylines centered around neurodivergence or physical impairments.
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Official Synopsis
Follow the spectacular journey of a Viking Age group as they make their way across Europe, where they participate in massive-scale Viking reenactments and a series of epic competitive battles, including full contact fighting.

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