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(21) 6.9 150 min 2020 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Patterns of Evidence: The Red Sea Miracle is a movie starring Barry Beitzel, Manfred Bietak, and Jason Derouchie. One of the greatest miracles in the Bible is Moses and the Israelites trapped at the sea by Pharaoh's army, when God...

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Documentary
Director
Tim Mahoney
Starring
Jason Derouchie, Manfred Bietak, Barry Beitzel, Manis Friedman

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Genres Documentary
Director Tim Mahoney
Writer Tim Mahoney
Stars Jason Derouchie, Manfred Bietak, Barry Beitzel, Manis Friedman
Country USA
Runtime 2 h 30 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description One of the greatest miracles in the Bible is Moses and the Israelites trapped at the sea by Pharaoh's army, when God miraculously parts the waters, but is there any evidence that it really happened, and if so, where?

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14 customer reviews about «Patterns of Evidence: The Red Sea Miracle»

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Martha
Tuesday, 15 Dec 2020 15:34

A film that will change the way you think about what happens to people who do not have the opportunity to fight back. The documentary is based on a book that was written by a professor who worked in the medical field in the area where the Red Sea Miracle occurred. He was in the hospital during the time and had the opportunity to work with the doctors and nurses who worked with the children. I thought this film was very well done and very informative. It was not too long and it was very informative. I recommend this film to anyone who has the opportunity to see it.
Barbara
Friday, 25 Sep 2020 13:59

There are few documentaries that bring you closer to your own inner truth than "The Red Sea Miracle". The narrative flow is smooth and the way it breaks up the monotony of a day spent at sea makes the story gripping. You can see how difficult it is to fly in a rowboat for long periods of time, but even the staunchest critic of the sub can appreciate the comfort and simplicity of this film. Even those of us who do not have much knowledge of the subject, are struck by how heartrending the story of "Aida" is. Her story is told in a way that is so real that you can feel your own emotions through it. Even though the story is based on a true event, it is still fascinating to see how such a tragedy can unfold through the eyes of a young woman who had her life in front of her. Her innocence and naivete still bring tears to the eyes. This documentary deserves the attention it has received. I have not had the pleasure of seeing the documentary in many years, but I will now when I find the time. This is a must-see for anyone who loves stories of extraordinary events and a film that will stick with you for days after viewing.
Bryan Davis
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 09:34

I feel the need to tell everyone to watch this film. It is simply a brilliant story that will take you to a place you will never have seen before. It is a story of hope, faith and the power of a team. In this case the team was the people of the Red Sea mission, and how they came together to make a difference. This film is truly inspiring and needs to be seen by everyone. The story is very simple and well told. I strongly recommend this film.
Emily Torres
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 06:53

This documentary is a very good look at the history of the Red Sea Miracle, and how it was created and what it means to the people of Egypt. The movie shows the different aspects of the project, the engineering, the logistical problems, the people involved, and the politics. The film also gives an excellent overview of the project and the people involved in it. The story is very well told and the director did a great job of showing how the project was made and how it was handled. The director is very well known in the film industry and has done many documentaries. This documentary is very good because it gives a very good look at the history of the project, and how it was created and what it means to the people of Egypt.
Bobby
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 06:17

The Red Sea Miracle is an exciting film, about the importance of God and what it means to live a good life. I know I'm not the only one that was moved by this film. I have been a believer since I was young. It's amazing to me that so many people have been touched by this film. I can't imagine what it must have been like to have lost someone close to you, to have to deal with a death in your family. I can't imagine the pain, the sadness and the destruction. But the Red Sea Miracle is the story of how God works in our lives, as it is supposed to. This film is a reminder to us all that God is the savior. It's a powerful reminder that God does nothing on his own. But he can make the world a better place.
Amy
Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 16:15

This documentary was not for the faint of heart or squeamish. It does touch on some very sensitive and sensitive issues such as the death of a child, the loss of a spouse, the separation of family, and the need for a stronger bond between family members. The documentary was a very well done documentary. I would like to see it again and I think the audience would like it as well. My only complaint is that it was not longer. I would like to see it again and would recommend it to people who have not seen it before.
Olivia Williams
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 22:08

I think the first time I saw this documentary was in the late 90's when I was searching for information on the discovery of a shipwreck in the Red Sea. I remember looking at the footage from National Geographic and what appeared to be the ghostly white hull of the "Queen Anne's Revenge" with the first photographs that came across my radar. After having read other reviews about the boat, I went and bought it off ebay and I watched it over and over again. I thought it was amazing how the footage came across, especially the shots of the ship, as well as the filming of the "Queen Anne's Revenge" as it drifted out to sea. I didn't know what to expect at first, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's amazing how much information this movie has given me. The documentary is not just about the ship but the people on board as well. I was very impressed with the way that the documentary did not include any sensationalized footage or commercials. It shows the crew's daily life, the trials and tribulations they went through in trying to save the ship and the story behind the ship. It really showed how the crew dealt with the ship and how they dealt with the loss of the boat. The crew's stories are the heart of this documentary and they're interesting. The only thing that I found a bit weak about the documentary is the fact that it focuses on the hull of the ship and not the actual people. The documentary includes a lot of footage of the crew and their day-to-day life on the ship, but not all of them. I didn't like that. The only thing that I can say is that I do recommend this movie. It's very inspirational and I was impressed with how it was able to show the crew's struggle in trying to save the ship and not to mention the stories of their experiences on the ship. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone.
Margaret Hamilton
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 03:47

While I don't agree with many of the comments posted here, I thought the movie was superb. The acting was excellent, the movie was quite long (almost 3 hours), and the message is in a different way than most. I think this movie is very important because it shows that the whole world is still waiting for the truth about the Red Sea miracle, the miracle that happened in the Red Sea. The movie could be about just about one year of the life of the Apostle Paul, or about the story of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, or about a thousand years of history. The truth is that it's all about the mystery of life, love, pain, hope, sacrifice, and the supernatural. The movie is about the miracle of life, and the power of the Holy Spirit to bring a miracle.
Willie Palmer
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 19:18

This is a wonderful film. It is the real deal. From the start it gets you thinking about the real story. The amazing story of the truth behind the Red Sea. This film shows how hard it is to prove a negative. You have to let go of all your preconceived notions of what the truth should be and you see it as you would see any other story. The film uses the power of the internet to get you on the right track. You are introduced to an amazing cast of personalities who can not only tell you the story but make you laugh, cry, and feel for each of the characters. Each and every one of the people involved has a story to tell and this film allows you to see them in their true light. Each of the interviews are not only interesting but have great insight into the story and the culture that shaped them. A must see for anyone interested in the history of the Red Sea and the role the Arabs played in the story.
Thomas B.
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 00:30

In a time of slow news, and the media, documentaries are a breath of fresh air. The film "Structures of Evidence" tackles a very important issue: the search for the red sea miracle. The title of the film, "The Red Sea Miracle," is also appropriate, because that is what the film is about: the search for the miracle of the Red Sea. The documentary was made by four women: Margaret Chabert, Elizabeth Chabert, Karen Plummer, and Mary Catherine Pearce. They are all African-American women, but have kept their identities a secret for many years. Margaret is the oldest of the four. Elizabeth is the youngest of the four, and Karen is the youngest of the four. The documentary includes interviews with various people, who all have a connection to the red sea. They are each able to share their story and their experiences. The movie is based on the work of a group of researchers. It is an eye-opening experience. I would recommend it to anyone interested in the topic. I am also interested in the connection between the red sea and the water. It is an interesting topic to learn about. I would say that this documentary will make you want to explore the Red Sea.
Debra S.
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 07:42

This is a great movie. There are many scenes where you can actually feel the earth shaking. The movie actually makes you feel the story of this miracle. This is why I am giving it a 10. There are many scenes in the movie that give you a feeling that it is real. I know people who have actually done miracles in the sand. It was amazing and I will be recommending this to my friends. I would recommend this to anyone. I think this is a movie that can change lives and inspire people to believe that you can do anything. I am not a religious person, but it has made me more aware of how God can affect people. I feel like I have to give this movie a 10 because I feel that it has been very well made and is very educational.
Lori P.
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 14:50

At first, I thought I was going to miss the boat on this film, but the sheer quantity of content made me curious enough to watch it. I really appreciated the way the film used natural and digital filming to bring us the stories of the three people who were there. I have heard and read that the story of the Red Sea miracle was based on the story of a young boy who saw a vision of the miracle as a baby. It is not an easy story to tell, but the film captured it beautifully and made the audience feel as though they were there. The documentary shows the stories of the people involved in the miracle and how they came together, and how their lives have been impacted by it. It really made me wonder how the other people in the movie and their families had been affected by this event. It was really worth the time to watch.
Arthur Myers
Saturday, 02 May 2020 22:42

This film was outstanding. The documentary was very well made. The filming was excellent. The documentary was the best I have ever seen. I would give it a 10 out of 10.
Brenda C.
Saturday, 02 May 2020 12:58

I was fortunate enough to see the screening of this documentary at the Vancouver Film Festival. It was very moving. The film starts out with a short overview of the events leading up to the Red Sea miracle, and how the Egyptians took advantage of the situation. The Egyptians did indeed have an advanced economy, and had already been living in the Red Sea region for thousands of years before the Romans arrived. The whole story is told in a very non-biased way. The author and director of the film are Egyptian and live in Egypt, so the perspective of the film is much more authentic and accurate. The narrator is Egyptian, and the film is narrated by a native Egyptian who lived in the region of the Red Sea for many years. The film is well worth seeing, and I hope to see more documentaries like this one, as they are a very valuable tool for understanding what happened in this region of the world during the past couple of thousand years. I have seen many documentaries, and they usually contain information about how the "white man" uses their technology to enslave other races, such as how the Americans used tobacco and alcohol as a weapon to subjugate the natives. These are all things I do not want to hear from this film, because they have nothing to do with the truth of the Red Sea miracle. This is an excellent documentary that will hopefully bring about some change in our current society, and a more accurate view of history.
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