His father murdered, his mother exiled, the boy Nero, caught up in political machinations beyond his control, is sent to live on a farm as a slave. So begins this second entry in the "Imperium" series. If you saw the first installment,
Augustus, but have yet to see Nero you may have some questions about the historical accuracy of this installment. All is covered in
this review, up now at
Mise-en-scene Crypt.
Should the above links fail to work the Nero review is also accessible via the Mise-en-scene Crypt archive blog
here.
Has anyone seen this? What did you think?
