It's based on The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian". The words have been re-written and the video is a mix of still images and footage from ABC's 2006 film The Ten Commandments. There are so many Bible film bits and pieces on YouTube that I very rarely comment on them, but, for some reason, this was one I particularly appreciated. Check it out.
Looking at film interpretations of the stories in the Bible - past, present and future, as well as preparation for a future work on Straub/Huillet's Moses und Aron and a few bits and pieces on biblical studies.
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Friday, July 03, 2009
Gershon Verbona's 2nd Impressions
Run From The Egyptians
It's based on The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian". The words have been re-written and the video is a mix of still images and footage from ABC's 2006 film The Ten Commandments. There are so many Bible film bits and pieces on YouTube that I very rarely comment on them, but, for some reason, this was one I particularly appreciated. Check it out.
Hi Matt.
ReplyDeleteThat first scene in the BFI synopsis (to 133ft) was indeed in the version we saw, but I think you may have inadvertently edited it out of your memory because it appeared out of order, after the scene of the Passover meal (ie after the 714ft note in the BFI synopsis), and just before the son dies. The fact that it is out of order is, I think alluded to in the final note that you quote: "The order on the viewing copy is currently B A C D"
I was particularly aware of this scene being out of order, as at the point where it appears, Moses simply shouldn't have been in the palace unless the son had already died, and Pharaoh was booting the Hebrews out.
I think you meant to add that to the post above (on L'Exode) so I've cut and pasted it there for you.
ReplyDeleteThat does clear it all up so thanks.
Matt