The world's oldest stories, told the way they were first told: by the fire, from the oldest sources we can find.

How Kwaku Ananse, the spider, paid the Sky-god's price for every story in the world.

Three contests, one night, and the illusion that terrified the giants.

The oldest Greeks carved a guardian monster. The cursed beauty came 700 years later.
We start from the earliest written or recorded versions, such as Hesiod, Snorri and Rattray's Asante tellers, before any modern retelling.
Each film lists its sources, and every real artefact photo is credited with its licence.
Scenes are AI-assisted reconstructions and are labelled that way. Museum objects are real.