The mixed fortunes of the Trojan War, told through the images painted on two exquisite examples of Attic pottery conserved in the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome.

The red figure krater and kylix signed by Euphronios, the vase painter and potter. Thanks to the techniques of digital animation, the painted figures come to life and the complicated plot of war and thwarted love unravels: from the abduction of Helen and the rape of Cassandra to the insult of Achilles and the sacrifice of the hero Sarpedon, from the shrewdness of Achilles to the death of King Priam and the fall of Troy.