Film Review: Wild Men is a tale of self-inflicted tragedy and derived authenticity

Rasmus Bjerg and Zaki Youssef make for a good double-act, one playing make-believe as a latter-day Viking, the other a small-time criminal

Wild Men: a skewing of the toxic masculinity under the surface of Viking fetishisation

★★★★☆

Wild Men (15A) opens on Martin (Rasmus Bjerg) wandering through the Norwegian forest clad in deerskins and attempting to kill his dinner with a bow-and-arrow.