The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun

Overview

Harry Burton emerges as a pivotal yet overlooked figure in the realm of photography, best known for his stunning images of the Tutankhamun excavation that captivated audiences worldwide in the 1920s. The narrative delves into the breathtaking sites where Burton captured his iconic work, offering a glimpse into Tutankhamun’s tomb and the magnificent temples nearby. Through his lens, the film highlights not only the archaeological significance of these locations but also the artistry that brought them to life, forever altering the perception of ancient Egypt.