Unfortunately this 'documentary' suffers the same fate as many Netflix funded so-called 'documentaries'.
The actual real content relating to the title is scant, and superfluous fillers are aplenty.
Relatively little substance is said of the "lost pyramid" and the pharaoh Huni linked to this pyramid.
A lot is made of unimportant visuals and scenes and people related to the 'project' including some really tenuous ones. I won't be surprised if it included interviews of Dr Hawass tea lady or driver - thankfully at least that didn't happen.
Compared to the many solid documentaries made of Egyptian pharaonic history, this one is empty and light as a helium party balloon that has no pop.
The actual real content relating to the title is scant, and superfluous fillers are aplenty.
Relatively little substance is said of the "lost pyramid" and the pharaoh Huni linked to this pyramid.
A lot is made of unimportant visuals and scenes and people related to the 'project' including some really tenuous ones. I won't be surprised if it included interviews of Dr Hawass tea lady or driver - thankfully at least that didn't happen.
Compared to the many solid documentaries made of Egyptian pharaonic history, this one is empty and light as a helium party balloon that has no pop.