Breaking Out of Egypt

For the first time in cinematic history, the story of the Exodus from Egypt is told from a first-hand Jewish source. The story is told from dozens of angles. This time, it is told from the perspective of the heroes of the story themselves – the Hebrews who left slavery in Egypt for freedom from the sources of the Torah and Judaism.

The story of the Exodus as you have never seen it, accompanied by new storytelling strengths and many sages’ sayings that give a new perspective on the historical event that everyone knows while focusing on the mental upheavals of leaving slavery and enslavement of the comfort zone to new and unfamiliar freedom. The film accompanies the heroes in the scalar of emotions and fluctuations of the soul, thoughts, desires, and various processes that identify with each of us in our own private Exodus from Egypt.

The film touches each one in their private pain and longing for salvation. It connects all the dots between the central story that guides the Jewish people as a people and the Jewish generation of redemption that today usually mentions the Exodus from Egypt dozens of times a day, on Jewish holidays and the cycle of the year, because the story of the Exodus from Egypt is not only a historical biblical event but the personal story of each of us in today’s reality.

“Egypt” is not only a geographical place but also represents the mental boundaries and limitations that prevent man from discovering God and inner freedom within it. The exodus from Egypt is an overcoming of these straits. The film accompanies the heroes on their physical and mental journey to freedom from slavery. It gives you, the viewer, a new perspective to understand what tools are within you that you can use today to set out for personal freedom in your life story while providing unique reference to in-depth Jewish sources about the stories of the Jews in ancient Egypt and bringing stories that have not been heard before.

The film uses advanced computer animation to transport viewers into another experiential world. The soundtrack will accompany an exclusive musical production developed by JEWISH MAN, sound, songs, original melodies, and traditional melodies that enhance the viewing experience. The film is in Hebrew to adhere to all sources and Jewish discourse and is accompanied by English subtitles.