From the pages of the old testament comes the true story of Joseph (Geoffrey Horne), from his humble beginnings in Canaan to his eventual rise to power in Egypt. The son of Jacob and Rachel, Joseph is given a coat of many colors as a sign of his father's favor. Angered by his coat and his dreams of his brothers bowing down to him, Joseph's brothers fake his death and sell him into slavery. Yet, what his brothers intend for harm, God uses for good to accomplish His perfect will. While in Egypt, Joseph gains a position of authority in the household of his master, Potiphar (Robert Morley), and later in the house of Pharaoh, setting the stage for one of the most unlikely family reunions of all time.
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Good product
Interesting perspective. Good product.
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Rating and Review
The movie is a great movie! The seller, Heavenly Connections, I bought from is rude. They falsely accuse me of not returning the movie in the case when I did. I left the dvd in the case when I put it in a shipping package and it is not my responsibility to make sure something does not happen to it while it is being mailed/ shipped to them. They also did not put in the description that this is the old distorted version of the movie. The cover makes it look like a digitally restored version of the movie. They emailed me this morning due to my bad review based off of the customer service experience they gave me. They love blaming the customer for what the customer hasn't done and for what they have failed to do. They say Heavenly Connections but seems they're not so connected after all. May our holy Lord and Saviour bless them.
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Joseph and his Brethren
Good movie for fans of this genre, from Bible Classic Series, with Robert Morley, Geoffrey Horne, Belinda Lee and Terence Hill (Mario Girotti) as Benjamin. Video and sound quality of an old VHS tape. (1961, color, English subtitles)
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Facts are distorted
I didn't like the fact that the movie was not factually aligned to the Bible in regards to the story of Joseph.
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