Four parts reveal the contrast between the celebrated achievements of pharaohs like Ramses II and the everyday struggles of common people in ancient Egypt.
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Four parts reveal the contrast between the celebrated achievements of pharaohs like Ramses II and the everyday struggles of common people in ancient Egypt.
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Ramses II ruled Egypt with great power, yet daily life for many was marked by hardship. This four-part series examines ancient Egyptian society through archaeological finds. It contrasts the grandeur of pharaohs with the struggles of ordinary people. The documentary covers social dynamics, crime, and human vices, offering a detailed look at a civilization often portrayed in a romantic light. Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve, it runs for 111 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See the contrast between pharaohs and everyday life.
- Meet the complexities of Ancient Egyptian social dynamics.
- Find out about the human vices in ancient society.
Did You Know
- Ramses II is one of the most celebrated pharaohs in history.
- The documentary consists of four parts, each focusing on different aspects of society.
- The film runs for 111 minutes and was produced in France and Germany.
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Who directed the documentary Ancient Egyptians?
Mia Hansen-Løve directed the documentary Ancient Egyptians.
What year was the documentary Ancient Egyptians released?
The documentary Ancient Egyptians was released in 2003.
What is the duration of the documentary Ancient Egyptians?
The duration of the documentary Ancient Egyptians is 111 minutes.
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