While much more can always be said, I compiled a small link list of the short films/ documentary of the Vikings (or peoples in Viking Age Scandinavia) mainly produced by the museum across Nordic countries and the British Isles and attached to the end section of the post in: Is this a legit starter kit for reading about the Vikings?

The following is a cut & paste from the linked post.

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The following introductory on the Vikings videos uploaded recently by the museum might be interesting to see:

• Vikings Live: a tour from the British Museum (2020)
• Viking Ireland (2014: produced by National Museum of Ireland) (linked to Youtube playlist of the program)
• Ribe Viking Centre (Denmark) also uploads some short videos on the life of the Danes in the Viking Ages, though it might not be always easy to find a way of turning the English subtitle on: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG7s85KR9RxVDjA1AIICY0ZZql0QTryRx

Other museums in Scandinavia as well as British Isles are also willing to upload some interesting introductory short-films on Youtube, so check their official channel to find some interesting stuff.

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These videos are generally more reliable from an academic point of view.

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Short Films mainly on ships, published by Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde (Denmark); https://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/en/professions/education/educational-videos

NB: how to enable the subtitle/ audio language varies.

National Museum of Denmark also has published some videos mainly on the archeological evidence on the Viking age beliefs and some short videos on the new finds of the historical monument of Jelling (Kongernes Jelling), but their languages are primarily only in Danish. At least they translated 3d reconstruction of the magnate manor in Tissø, western Sjælland (NB: the original was made nearly 10 years ago, so don't expect too much in CG quality).