The Immortals: The Wonder of the Museo Egizio

This documentary follows the journey of Kha, a builder of pharaonic tombs, as he travels to the Underworld. The narrative explores Egyptian religion, mythology, and funerary customs, linking these themes to the history of the Museo Egizio in Turin. Established in 1824, the museum is the oldest of its kind globally and houses Kha's tomb along with an extensive collection of grave goods from Egypt. The film also highlights the museum's vast holdings, which include statues, sphinxes, and amulets spanning nearly 4,000 years of history.

Directed by Michele Mally, this was the first of two listed films in the director's career, preceding Tabù - Egon Schiele. The project featured a screenplay by Matteo Moneta and was produced by Stefania Calatroni. Jeremy Irons serves as the narrator, guiding the audience through the exhibits and historical context. The film was an Italian production involving MiC, Sky, 3D Produzioni, and Nexo Digital.

Released on February 13, 2024, with a runtime of 86 minutes, the film has been well received by its viewers. It holds a rating of 7.7/10 on IMDb based on 25 votes.