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‘The Narrow Road To The Deep North’ Trailer: Justin Kurzel’s Epic WWII P.O.W. Camp Miniseries Starring Jacob Elordi
“The Narrow Road To The Deep North” is an upcoming Australian miniseries from director Justin Kurzel (“Macbeth”) focusing on Dorrigo Evans, a haunted man from Tasmania who reconciles with his time captured in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during WWII where Allied soldiers were forced to build a railroad in the perilous jungles of Burma. Today, Amazon Prime Video has dropped a first-look trailer for “Narrow Road” which highlights the amazing story based on Richard Flanagan’s 2014 novel and adapted by Shaun Grant. Continue reading ‘The Narrow Road To The Deep North’ Trailer: Justin Kurzel’s Epic WWII P.O.W. Camp Miniseries Starring Jacob Elordi at The Playlist.
“The Narrow Road To The Deep North” is an upcoming Australian miniseries from director Justin Kurzel (“Macbeth”) focusing on Dorrigo Evans, a haunted man from Tasmania who reconciles with his time captured in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during WWII where Allied soldiers were forced to build a railroad in the perilous jungles of Burma.
Today, Amazon Prime Video has dropped a first-look trailer for “Narrow Road” which highlights the amazing story based on Richard Flanagan’s 2014 novel and adapted by Shaun Grant.
