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The Roman Empire’s third-century meltdown pushed SPQR to the brink: soldier-emperors, civil wars, a broken currency, pandemics, and invasions on two fronts. This film follows Aurelian, Zenobia, and Diocletian as they fight to reunify and redesign the empire.

Across less than five decades, more than twenty usurpers rose and fell. We track the capture of Valerian by Shapur I, the breakaway Gallic Empire under Postumus, and the rise of Palmyra under Odaenathus and Queen Zenobia—before Aurelian’s campaigns at Immae/Emesa and the sack of Palmyra. Finally, Diocletian ends the “military anarchy” with the Tetrarchy, thicker administration, and reform of money and borders—foundations of Late Antiquity.

What caused the collapse—and why didn’t Rome fall? Watch for a clear, curiosity-driven narrative, cinematic visuals, and tight maps of Gaul, Syria, and the Danube.

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