At World’s End

Year: 2009

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: Danish

Director: Tomas Villum Jensen

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An English TV crew finds a white flower in the Indonesian rainforest, but a reclusive Dane, Severin, kills them. Danish special forces with a psychiatrist are sent and learn Severin claims to be 129, crediting the flower for his youth. Rumors that the blossom grants eternal life spark a frantic hunt.

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