American Gods (series) (2017)
Release Year: 2017
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: อเมริกันก็อดส์, Американськi Боги, Ameerika Jumalad, Americkí bohovia, Američtí bohové
Director: Adam Kane, Bryan Fuller, Christopher J. Byrne, Craig Zobel, David Slade
Writer: Aditi Brennan Kapil, Adria Lang, Andres Fischer-Centeno, Anne Kenney, Aric Avelino
Production & Genre
Producer: Executive Producer: Michael Green, Bryan Fuller
Companies: FremantleMedia North America
Genre: Drama, Fantasy Television Series, Mystery, Television Series Based On A Novel
Budget: N/A
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Keywords
Keywords: allegory, based on novel or book, con man, conspiracy, ex-con, folklore, god, mysterious man, mythology, road trip
Story
Shadow, an ex-convict with a mysterious past, learns of his wife's sudden death while he is in prison. Upon his release, he meets Mr. Wednesday, a stranger who knows more about Shadow than he should. During their first encounter on a plane, Wednesday warns Shadow that something bigger is coming. As they embark on a cross-country journey together, Shadow discovers that Wednesday is actually an old god from Norse mythology, trying to recruit allies like him to fight against the new gods of technology and media. Along the way, Shadow learns about his own past and the true extent of his powers.
Summary
American Gods (2017) is a television series based on Neil Gaiman's novel of the same name, blending elements of fantasy, drama, mystery, and folklore. The show centers around Shadow Moon, an ex-convict turned reluctant hero, who becomes entangled in a supernatural battle between old gods and new. The series explores themes of belief, power, and the changing nature of American society through its unique blend of mythology, allegory, and conspiracy.
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