In modern cinema, few productions attempt what Kemet: Year One  set out to do. The film does not explore pharaohs, dynasties, or temples. Instead, it dives thousands of years earlier—into 9186 BC , a period with no written record, no surviving architecture, and almost no visual references. To recreate such a world requires more than imagination; it demands discipline, research, and a level of handcrafted labor rarely seen in contemporary filmmaking. Desert Eagle Films approac

“Kemet: Year One” – First DEF/BUC Epic Film Brings Prehistoric Egypt to the Big Screen

Desert Eagle Films begins pre-production on Kemet: Year One, a groundbreaking prehistoric epic shot entirely in Egypt. A cinematic origin story like no other.

Cinema is at a crossroads. Around the world, the line between content and storytelling has blurred. Audiences are overwhelmed by...