Travel back in time and explore the ancient myths and legends of this fabled city

No single story in western civilization has continuously inspired and intrigued more people than the Trojan tale of war and deception. But, did a place called Troy really exist? Was Homer’s epic more than just an engaging story? Join us in the search for a lost world and unravel the mysteries that swirl around this ancient city. Through stunning recreations and the perspectives of international scholars, National Geographic transports you back in time as we explore the ancient legends of this fabled city.

Beyond the Movie: Troy

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Beyond the Movie: Troy

Release Year: 2004

Duration: 59 min

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No single story in western civilization has continuously inspired and intrigued more people than the Trojan tale of war and deception. But, did a place called Troy really exist? Was Homer’s epic more than just an engaging story? Join us in the search for a lost world and unravel the mysteries that swirl around this ancient city. Through stunning recreations and the perspectives of international scholars, National Geographic transports you back in time as we explore the ancient legends of this fabled city.

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Posted 10/28/09 by Dedenden

Not the greatest documentary. It’s a bad history channel special.

Posted 07/05/09 by Catherina

Great documentary

Posted 07/02/09 by Janice

The doccumentary is awesome. The commentary is really bad. It sounds like there are several people talking at the same time—very difficult to understand.

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