DVD Review: The Bible Stories - Esther - Page 3

According to Sony’s press information, The Bible Stories: Esther was “created by the largest television co-production in history, and (was) shot on location in Morocco and Malta with a production team that included Christian, Jewish and Muslim scripture scholars.” The result of this effort is a visually sumptuous film that combines romance and heroism to effectively retell a very old story.

Bottom Line: Would I buy/rent The Bible Stories: Esther? Yes. The re-creation of ancient Persia and the retelling of an ancient story combine to provide a meaningful and absorbing video experience. There are no special features included on this DVD.

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  • 1 - J.J. Biddinger

    Feb 17, 2010 at 8:56 pm

    Great review! I don't normally finish reading articles, but this one kept me interested all the way through. I may check out this film.

    God bless,
    J.J. Biddinger

  • 2 - Judith

    Mar 04, 2013 at 10:26 am

    Tears of compassion fell for the Jewish people and the struggles they faced during the time of Esther; but also for the King. We have no idea how difficult it is to lead a country. This was a powerful movie that took us into the story, and kept us there all the way through. I will read the Bible story of Esther with greater understanding because of the excellent work that you have done. Thank you to everyone who made it. This is incredible!!

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