Noah's Ark (1999 film)

• Jon Voight: Noah
• Mary Steenburgen: Naamah
• F. Murray Abraham, Lot
• Carol Kane: Sara
• James Coburn: Distributor (The " Paddler " )
• Mark Bazeley: Sem
• Jonathan Cake: Japhet
• Emily Mortimer: Esther
• Sydney Poitier Tamiia: Ruth
• Sonya Walger: Miriam
• Max Phipps: Yetzer
• Joseph Spano: Micah
• Linda Ross: Micah 's wife
• Jonathan Biggins: First Priest
• Michael Sheridan: Second Priest
• Robert Essex: Old to
• Paul Bertram: Joel
• Howard Stanley: Tola
• Julie Day: Bertha
• Monica Maughan: Rachel
• Denni Gordon: Ruth's mother
• Evelyn Krape: Esther's mother
• Daniel Daperis: Young Sem
• William Dayble: Young Japheth
• Dino Marnika: Rufus
• Clarence Biyan: Pirate # 1
• Michael O'Malley: Pirate # 2

Noah's Ark - The greatest adventure of mankind (Original Title: Noah 's Ark ) is a two-part film adaptation Bible from the year 1999.

Action

Noah lives with his wife and their three sons Naama in Sodom, God decides as to destroy the sinful city. Only Noah's family and her boyfriend Lot survive the inferno.

A few years later - the family has been found in a fertile valley a new life - God appears again, and points to the sinfulness of humanity. He decides to repay this by a flood of the earth.

Noah begins the construction of Noah's ark.

Background

• The film, which was shot in Australia, mixed two biblical stories that have nothing to do with each other according to the Old Testament.
• Noah's Ark - The greatest adventure of mankind had its premiere on 2 May 1999. In Germany, the two parts were first aired on 24 and 25 October 1999 for RTL.

Criticism

" One for all ambitions always the externals arrested lasting film that seeks salvation in the Spectacular, the inner motivations of the people but are only used by stereotypical ciphers and the figures reveals some even ridicule. "