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Marianna, a Russian-Jewish girl born in Germany, proudly presents her hand-drawn family tree to the class: she openly and happily acknowledges her ancestry. When she arrives home, however, Marianne is forced to hide the drawing from her parents, who fear anti-Semitic attitudes and prefer not to talk about her Jewish roots. The same evening, the drawing is accidentally discovered by Eva, a journalist and blogger who experienced a similar trauma in her childhood... Anna Ehret's debut feature film draws attention to the ever-present problem of anti-Semitism and related fears.

The king needs a new queen, and Esther has been chosen! But she's about to find out that being queen is going to take more courage than she ever imagined! When a small town girl wakes up with the weight of the world on her shoulders and the fate of her people in her hands, can she find the courage to do what's right?

The movie Esther is biblically based, and tells the story of a night maid, Esther, who struggles to unveil a mass murder plot, being spun by a corporate executive.

Esther is biblically inspired and tells the story of a night maid, Esther, who struggles to unveil a mass murder plot that is being spun by a corporate executive.

When a modern-day girl named Amelia (Lauren Faber) faces a big challenge in her life, her mother (Lori Broadhead) teaches her about the power of fasting by sharing the story of a heroine from the Bible. Esther (Summer Naomi Smart), an orphan raised by a relative named Mordecai (Marvin Payne), is chosen from all the maidens in the land to become queen. While becoming a queen is where most fairy tales end, this is just the beginning of the true story of this courageous woman who must risk her life to save her people from a treacherous plan of the charmingly wicked prince Haman (Jeff Stevens). Through reliving the story of Esther, Amelia gains an understanding of the power of fasting and how it can help her learn courage.

This film follows Maria Esther, Jose Agrippino's partner, as she falls into a trance; the film takes place in the day-to-day setting of a room looking out over the beach and over the roofs of a house in North Africa.

Anthony experiences a lucid dream, which he utilises to manifest a series of diverse conversations with his peers. As the dream furthers, he begins to believe he is awakening a special ability.

What does it take to go against a multinational? Esther Kiobel’s husband Barinem was one of the men executed in 1995 after revolting against Shell’s pollution of Ogoniland (Nigeria). Almost 25 years later, Esther takes Shell to court in the Netherlands.

A widower is surprised to learn that his late wife lead a double life.

Esther Eats the Bible follows the difficult decision a rebellious teen has to make when she is forced to choose between her identity and her religion.

Esther Newton was drawn to the drag scene as a student in the 1950s. Identifying as both butch lesbian and between genders, she felt a kinship with the queens; what the feminine clothing society expected her to wear felt like a form of drag. Her 1972 book ‘Mother Camp: Female Impersonators in America’ is noted as the first rigorous study of its kind. Now entering her sixth decade writing about queer communities, Newton exudes wisdom and a healthy dose of New York no-nonsense. The film’s amazing archive footage encompasses gay liberation, the feminist sex wars, AIDS activism and life on the safe haven of Fire Island. Her other main passion is dog training, so this illuminating history lesson is peppered with poodles!

After returning from college, a girl's controlling mother triggers her relapse into eating disorders and substance abuse in an effort to regain her autonomy.

Two septuagenarian sisters, Esther and Elvire, filmed over six years in the land of mussels and fries and Jacques Brel. Endowed with a popular and colorful language, as well as an extreme passion for their extinct animals more than for men, they live behind closed doors that no fiction could match with as much force and emotion. Between colorful language and unique anecdotes, this documentary transports us into their lived time.

A Jewish woman, born as Hadassah but known as Esther, becomes queen of Persia and thwarts a genocide of her people.

In the meaning of Pascal, 'a war between Truth and Violence' or in the meaning of the Godspell, 'a division between a man and his father (...)'. And because the idea was to adapt Girard's "Achever Clausewitz", the Prussian General, author of 'Vom Kriege'. As far as the film itself is concerned, this means also war between sound and image... The film introduces a character in this episode that will probably never appear during the film (or, in the contrary, will be present in every frame of it in some way)... but who knows.

Beth Moore helps a leader facilitate this women's Bible study experience and contains all that is needed to conduct the 9 weeks of small group time. Join Beth in a very personal examination of the Old Testament story of Esther as she peels back the layers of history and shows how very contemporary and applicable the story is to our lives today. If you've ever felt inadequate, threatened, or pushed into situations that seemed overpowering, this is the Bible study for you. Just as it was tough being a woman in Esther's day, it's tough today. This portion of God's Word contains treasures to aid us in our hurried, harried, and pressured lives.

In this sultry flamenco performance, dancer and choreographer Esther Ponce re-creates all the drama of the immortal 1946 film Gilda (which landed star Rita Hayworth in the pantheon of sex goddesses). Through the magic of dance, Ponce and her supporting ensemble evoke Gilda's themes of seduction, jealousy and duplicity in a presentation that ignites the fire of the Spanish dance and showcases some world-class flamenco artists.