Netflix Presents: Floki the Carpenter — A Devotee of the Gods, A Terror of the Seas. Watch Below ⬇️
From the silent forests where timber first meets iron, to the roaring seas stained with blood and legend, Floki the Carpenter rises as one of Netflix’s boldest mythological stories ever told. This is not the tale of a king or a conqueror—it is the story of a believer. A fanatic. A visionary shaped by the will of the gods.
Floki is more than a shipbuilder. He is a man who hears the gods whisper in the wind and sees signs where others see madness. His hands craft vessels that defy the ocean itself, carrying warriors into the unknown, but his mind is a storm—unpredictable, brilliant, and deeply dangerous. To his friends, he is loyal beyond reason. To his enemies, he is terror given human form.
The film dives deep into Floki’s devotion to the Norse gods, exploring faith as both strength and curse. His unwavering belief fuels his genius, but it also isolates him, pushing him further from men and closer to the divine. Each choice he makes walks a thin line between holy purpose and ruthless destruction.
Across savage seas and unforgiving lands, Floki’s ships become symbols of destiny. Every creaking plank, every carved rune, carries the weight of sacrifice. Battles are brutal, but the real conflict burns within—between belief and doubt, love and loss, creation and chaos.
Visually stunning and emotionally raw, Floki the Carpenter blends epic naval journeys with intimate psychological depth. It asks unsettling questions: What is the price of absolute faith? And when a man gives himself entirely to the gods, what remains of his humanity?
This is a story of fire and faith, madness and meaning. Floki is not meant to be understood—he is meant to be witnessed.
Prepare for a myth forged in obsession, devotion, and blood. Floki the Carpenter is here.