Joseph

In Jonathan Kaplan’s biblical drama, Joseph (1995), the titular character, a favored son of Jacob and great-grandson of Abraham, is betrayed by his envious brothers and sold into slavery in Egypt. There, through cunning and fortitude, he ascends to become the pharaoh’s vizier, overseeing the kingdom during a catastrophic famine. His brothers, now desperate for sustenance, arrive in Egypt, unaware that they are about to confront their long-lost sibling, setting the stage for a profound and redemptive reunion.