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    Joseph
    a.k.a. The Bible Collection: Joseph Director: Roger M. Young Cast: Ben Kingsley, Paul Mercurio

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    • DVD Release Date: 06/07/2005
    • Original Release: 1995
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 9,141
     
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    Disc #1 -- The Bible Collection: Joseph
    1. Potiphar [7:15]
    2. Pious Slave [10:09]
    3. Special Treatment [5:02]
    4. Accused [6:48]
    5. Innocence Lost [11:58]
    6. Vengeance and Pain [11:44]
    7. Reuben's Mistake [4:11]
    8. Loyal and Deserving [4:19]
    9. Joseph's Dreams [9:10]
    10. Brotherly Hate [7:51]
    11. Egypt or Death [4:10]
    12. Promoted to Prison [9:21]
    13. Prisoners [5:00]
    14. Widower in Canaan [1:25]
    15. The Interpreter [5:50]
    16. Desperate Measures [5:55]
    17. Pharaoh's Dreams [8:01]
    18. The Savior [10:53]
    19. Prosperity [8:56]
    20. Famine [3:40]
    21. Recognition [4:22]
    22. Honest Men? [10:51]
    23. Brotherhood [14:34]
    24. Father and Sons [7:13]
    25. End Credits [4:41]

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    Editorial Reviews

    This television miniseries recounts the biblical story of Joseph, the 11th son of the Hebrew patriarch, Jacob. Joseph (Paul Mercurio) has an extraordinary gift: the ability to interpret dreams. He also enjoys the special favor of his father. One day, Jacob (Martin Landau) presents his son a splendid coat as evidence of his deep affection for him. Envious, his brothers sell Joseph into bondage to an Egyptian. But Joseph eventually rises out of slavery after he interprets a troublesome dream of Pharaoh (Stefano Dionisi) as a sign that Egypt will experience seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine. Impressed by Joseph's strange powers, Pharaoh elevates him to the highest government position in Egypt next to Pharaoh's. Then Joseph wisely directs Egypt to store grain during the years of plenty. Finally, after famine strikes, Egypt sets bountiful tables as before, but other lands suffer severe deprivation. Jacob sends Joseph's brothers to Egypt for grain. After gaining an audience with the esteemed Joseph, they do not recognize him. So much time has passed, after all. And who could imagine that their own brother, a mere Hebrew slave, could have cast off his yoke and ascended to such heights of power? As the film moves toward its conclusion, viewers wonder whether Joseph will hold his brothers to account for their wrongdoing -- or reconcile with them and renew familial relationships. ~ Mike Cummings, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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    Entertaining and educational.by Anonymous

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    February 15, 2008: A great way to learn the story of a man betrayed by family then to rise and became the most powerful man of Egypt. A wonderful addition to the story of God's plan of salvation.

    Josephby Anonymous

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    December 19, 2003: This is a great movie. I usually avoid 'Bible' movies, due to the fact that most directors like to take so many inaccurate liberties with them. This one avoids that admirably; the stellar cast's acting is great (Ben Kingsley is awesome), and I've bought this one as a gift for several friends and family. Check out the others in the series too -- Abraham, Jacob, Moses, (and maybe Isaac??).

    This review was written about the VHS 2 Pack edition.


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