Spartacus

Condemned to toil for the remainder of his life in the unforgiving deserts of Egypt, the Thracian slave Spartacus finds a new opportunity when he is bought by the corpulent proprietor of a Roman gladiator school. Inspired by the rebellious spirit of an Ethiopian fighter named Draba, Spartacus initiates a slave revolt that challenges the established order of Rome. As Spartacus garners support from some members of the Roman Senate, he simultaneously provokes the ire of Marcus Lucinius Crassus, who becomes determined to quash the insurrection as a point of personal pride.