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The Brutal and Little-Known True Story Behind 'Chief of War'

Summary by Men's Health
Jason Momoa's new Apple TV+ series 'Chief of War' captures a little-known period of time in Hawaiian history, and it's a brutal, compelling bit of storytelling.

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On Apple TV+ comes Chief of War, the series wanted and played by Jason Momoa who tells the Hawaii of the late eighteenth century among divided kingdoms, battles and encounters with the white man, combining history and fiction with great visual care.Jason Momoa, the long beard and the body dotted with tribal tattoos,...

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Jason Momoa, also co-producer of this series on Hawaii's history, wants to "pay homage to his people".

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He is standing on a double-hull canoe, with his gaze anchored in the horizon. Ka‘iana, the central figure of Chief of War, embodies a changing people, drawn between ancestral traditions and tides of influences coming from elsewhere. With this nine-episode fresco, Jason Momoa gives breath to the unknown history of Hawaii, between bloody conquests, prophecies and power games. But what does the series really say? And what did she keep of the histor…

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The sequel to the horror spectacle Wednesday on Netflix is here. Director and executive producer Tim Burton is responsible for its quality. If you can't wait for the new family series Polabí with Miroslav Etzler, Vilma Cibulková or Saša Rašilov, the first three episodes can be seen on the Prima+ platform. The hits Nosferatu and Sinners are heading from cinema screens to streams. Actor Jason Momoa took the lead of Hawaiian tribes in the series Wa…

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