Roma è una serie televisiva britannico-americana che ricostruisce il periodo della fine della Repubblica, nel I secolo, e il passaggio all'Impero, con tutte le lotte che ne hanno caratterizzato la transizione. La serie inizia con Giulio Cesare che conquista la Gallia e si conclude con l'ascesa dell'imperatore Augusto.
Tra il nugolo di personaggi che vi trovano posto, molti sono storici, ma i protagonisti sono due soldati, Lucio Voreno e Tito Pullo, che si trovano a vivere nel mezzo degli eventi.
Le due stagioni sono state filmate tra il 2005 e il 2008, per lo più a Cinecittà, sono state premiate da un grande successo di pubblico sui canali HBo e BBC e hanno totalizzato un grande numero di premi e nomination. Gli autori sono Bruno Heller, John Milius e William J. MacDonald.
An in-depth look at the historical accuracy of the series and its portrayal of Rome's religious practices, women, brutality, slaves, citizenry, culture, and political turmoil.
A clip-heavy EPK that introduces and examines the many characters of Rome. It's heavy on plot synopsis and base analysis, but makes succinct work of the first season's themes, heroes, soldiers, women, and storylines.
Entire documentaries aren't usually devoted to a single scene, but when it involves as much spectacle and psychological nuance as Caesar's turning point, it certainly deserves it. Key members of the cast and crew offer their thoughts on director Alan Taylor's contributions, the tone of the sequence, the framing of several shots, and the planning that went into making it the successful scene it is.
Another thorough "Shot × Shot" documentary focuses on a tricky gladiator battle, the weapons and armor crafted for the sequence, the composition of its shots, the scope of the sets, and the production team's practical and CG effects.
753 BC, the date historians traditionally assign to the founding of Rome, is at the heart of this historical documentary. Stamp discusses the origin of the city's rivalries, the dangers faced by its citizenry, the empire's revolving-door of power, early clashes between the Jews and the Romans, and the vulgarity, brutality, and graffiti that filled the streets.
A short but satisfying look at history's so-called greatest love story, the series' approach to Antony and Cleopatra's relationship, and the manner in which the creators worked to pay respect to the historical figures.
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