The third, highly-anticipated season of House of Cards doesn't even have a release date, but a film company called Filmspektakel, based in Austria, has a treat for the show's fans. One of the filmmakers there, Thomas Poecksteiner, shot a frame-by-frame recreation of the show's opening credits in Vienna, a process that took four months. And now Vienna is the looming, macabre political power it always wanted to be.
Here are the opening Vienna credits without the D.C. split-screen:
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