Christopher Columbus: The Discovery

A stately silent-era historical pageant, more interested in courtship and petitioning than adventure, rewarding patience with old-fashioned spectacle.

A sweeping historical drama of battles and betrayals, with earnest heroes and constant scheming that demands attention.

A solemn, old-fashioned historical pageant that moves at a stately pace, offering earnest uplift and mild adversity rather than excitement.

A sweeping, somber historical epic that feels grand and tragic, with lush vistas and a brooding sense of ambition curdling into disillusionment.

A stately, old-fashioned historical pageant that moves deliberately through courts and sea voyages, rewarding patience with a serious, earnest sense of discovery.

A sweeping, respectful climb through history and memory, with awe and quiet tension.

A tense, earnest historical voyage that feels like a grueling expedition, balancing spectacle with the weight of survival and ambition.

A patient, dusty historical trek through jungle and obsession, with weighty period detail and a slow sense of mounting futility.

A short, earnest historical reenactment that feels like a filmed lesson, more instructive than immersive.

A sober, handsomely mounted history lesson that makes long sea voyages feel tense and consequential.

A slow, shadowy immersion into a family's moral corrosion, where every quiet conversation carries the weight of impending violence.

A stately, old-fashioned historical drama that moves deliberately through grand ambitions and political hurdles.