The film follows Hadassah, a Jewish orphan who is swept up into a world of royal intrigue. After King Xerxes (Luke Goss) banishes Queen Vashti, a search begins for a new queen. Hadassah is renamed Esther to hide her heritage and eventually wins the King's heart.
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One of the first things that strikes you about this film is its sheer scale. Filmed entirely in Rajasthan, India, the production used stunning real-world locations to bring the ancient palace of Susa to life. From the intricate costumes to the sweeping cinematography, it has a "dreamlike and pensive" quality that sets it apart from typical modern religious films. The Story of Hadassah The film follows Hadassah, a Jewish orphan who
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