One of the greatest discoveries of the Valley of the Kings moves to the screen of Apollo

Debrecen – Churches of Art: Tutankhamun – The documentary, which commemorates the lavish tomb chamber unearthed a hundred years ago, is entitled the latest exhibition.

Tutankhamun: The latest exhibition allows viewers to take a close look at the pharaoh and experience the exceptional moments of the tree’s personal uses and the luxury items that accompany him to the afterlife from some 150 bypassing former exhibits in the Valley of the Kings to take part in the largest-scale exhibition ever organized, literally dedicated to the “Golden Boy”.

“Please look at these priceless memories now, they will still return home to Egypt forever!” Advises Mostafa Waziry, Egyptian Minister of Ancient Archaeological Finds. Sandro Vannini, a subject photographer specializing in Tutankhamun, almost brings to life Tutankhamun’s treasures with his sharp, high-resolution, artistic image sequences. The fertile Vannini photographed the entire tomb of “Golden Boy,” which consisted of more than 5,400 artifacts.

From Thursday, Apollo Cinema will also be broadcasting this spectacular documentary. For more information on screenings and to purchase tickets, visit Apollo’s website.