A Historian Goes to the Movies: Ancient Rome faq

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instructor Instructor: Gregory S. Aldrete, Ph.D. instructor-icon
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In the course "A Historian Goes to the Movies: Ancient Rome," the worlds of ancient Rome and modern Hollywood collide as learners explore the historical accuracy of iconic sword-and-sandal epics. Through 12 engaging lectures, the course delves into the portrayal of ancient Rome in films like Ben-Hur, Gladiator, Spartacus, Cleopatra, and more. Led by an expert historian, learners will critically analyze the cinematic interpretations of historical events, characters, and cultures depicted in these epic movies. From the legendary chariot race in Ben-Hur to the gritty realism of HBO's Rome, the course offers a captivating journey through the intersection of history and filmmaking, providing a deeper understanding of both ancient Roman civilization and the art of cinematic storytelling.

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Updated in [July 25th, 2023]

"A Historian Goes to the Movies: Ancient Rome" is an enthralling 12-lecture course that invites learners to explore the fascinating world of ancient Rome through the lens of classic sword-and-sandal epics produced by modern Hollywood. Led by a seasoned historian, the course delves into the historical accuracy and creative liberties taken in films such as Ben-Hur, Gladiator, Cleopatra, and more. Each lecture focuses on a different film, examining its portrayal of significant events, characters, and cultural aspects of ancient Rome. Learners will gain insights into how Hollywood reimagines ancient history while also learning about the real historical contexts that inspired these cinematic masterpieces. By critically analyzing these epic movies, students will develop a deeper appreciation for both the grandeur of ancient Rome and the art of filmmaking. This course is ideal for history enthusiasts, movie buffs, and anyone intrigued by the captivating intersection of history and entertainment on the big screen.

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