Alexander the God King (2007)

Alexander, a student of Aristotle, revered the god Amun as his father. He battled epilepsy and was gay. After his partner's death, he ordered the sacrifice of all 5,000 inhabitants of a village. Alexander’s legacy is that a man could be a god, influencing countless peoples, cultures, and beliefs through his vast empire. He envisioned a unified, civilized world with himself as its absolute ruler, an ambition achieved through immense bloodshed. His thirst for power remains unmatched. Though his influence endures, much about him remains unknown. Greek and English archaeologists have spent years searching for the truth behind one of history’s greatest mysteries: the final resting place of Alexander the Great and his golden sarcophagus. *Alexander the God King* is a journey through time to separate fact from legend, exploring how the ambition of one man irrevocably changed the course of history.