Hannibal v Rome

This documentary presents a detailed account of Hannibal Barca, the Carthaginian general known for his audacious crossing of the Alps. It spans from the lead-up to the Punic Wars through to the eventual defeat of Carthage. The film provides a historical examination of the military tactics and political maneuvers that defined this significant era in the 2nd century BC.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, Hannibal v Rome offers a concise yet informative look at ancient Rome and its conflicts. The film features Tamer Hassan, adding a layer of engagement to the historical narrative. Produced by Atlantic Productions in collaboration with National Geographic, it reflects a commitment to presenting factual content in an accessible format, making it relevant for history enthusiasts and documentary collectors alike.