The Black Pharaohs were not invaders — they were heirs of Egypt’s soul. In this cinematic documentary, discover how the Black Pharaohs of Nubia reclaimed Egypt. Learn about Piye’s spiritual conquest, Taharqa’s golden age, and the forgotten pyramids of Sudan. Powerful Black African kings shaped Egypt’s destiny.
KHARTOUM JULY 2025: The Black Pharaohs were not invaders — they were heirs of Egypt’s soul. For too long, their legacy was buried under sand and silence. But now, the story of the Black Pharaohs is rising again — bold, powerful, and unforgettable.
In this cinematic documentary, discover how the Black Pharaohs of Nubia reclaimed Egypt during the 25th Dynasty. Learn about Piye’s spiritual conquest, Taharqa’s golden age, and the forgotten pyramids of Sudan. Their empire stretched from Khartoum to the Mediterranean — protecting Egypt, reviving its temples, and redefining what it meant to rule.
This film reveals what historians once erased: that powerful Black African kings shaped Egypt’s destiny. Featuring epic visuals, sacred rituals, and the spiritual legacy of Nubian kings, this is history as you’ve never seen it before.
Ancient Nubia, located in the Nile Valley (present-day Sudan and southern Egypt), was home to powerful kingdoms and civilizations, notably the Kingdom of Kush, which rivaled Egypt for centuries. Nubia is known for its rich gold deposits, trade networks, and distinctive culture, which included skilled archers, unique artistic styles, and impressive monumental architecture like pyramids
