We are bringing Pompeii back to life — the city frozen in time, where passion, art, and tragedy once walked hand in hand.
This groundbreaking film project will immerse audiences in the heartbeat of ancient Rome, revealing the real people, stories, and emotions buried beneath the ashes of Mount Vesuvius.
Far from a typical historical reenactment, this is a global-scale cinematic experience, created with world-renowned actors, visionary directors, and elite producers.
Our goal is to uncover the vibrant soul of Pompeii — its beauty, culture, and drama — through storytelling that is as breathtaking as the city itself.
This is history reborn, where every frame revives a world lost for nearly two thousand years.
Pompeii was destroyed in 79 AD when Mount Vesuvius erupted. The city was buried under ash and pumice, preserving buildings, artworks, and even the forms of people.
Because it was frozen in time, Pompeii gives historians a detailed look at daily life in ancient Rome — homes, markets, art, food, and even street graffiti.
Yes, many people escaped before or during the eruption. But around 2,000 of the city’s residents didn’t survive and were trapped under the volcanic ash.