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Ballads of the Exodus
The first Biblical epic feature film shot in Israel and Saudi Arabia at the real Mount Sinai.
Overview
The life of Moses as told through the Book of Exodus, the imagination of a dying boy, and the ballads of his father.
Genres
Cast
Dalton Thomas
Father
Yaron Yarahmiel Cherniak
Musician
Abraham Shiskoff
Younger Moses
Isaiah Thomas
Son
Marco Moreno
Pharaoh
Anna Thomas
Mother
Yoav Shiskoff
Gershom
Eitan Shiskoff
Older Moses
Dorit Moreno
Mother of Moses
Thor Gadnaor
Bartender
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