01 January 1982 Factual 115 mins
A three-part documentary narrated by John Romer as he travels through Egypt, recalling its lost civilization from 5000 to 30 BC. Romer explores ancient tombs and temples, deserted towns and sacred valleys.
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John Romer as Himself
John Romer Writer
United Kingdom 01 January 1982
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