Re: the story of Noah

[Lisa Handelman <lisahandelman@ADATARIEL.ORG>]

Hello again:

I have a parent in our school who works for Dreamworks and she tells me
that they are considering a possible movie about the story of Noah's
Ark--something like the "Prince of Egypt".  She asked me a question
which I pose here, which would perhaps be answered best by those in
religious school settings, but I'd love any help I can get:


> "I am looking for a way to present the Noah story to a group of young
> people (not toddlers) that is "true" to the text, but is also not too
> difficult (or obsene) for them.  The animals marching two by two is
too
> simplistic and the actual text, with drunkeness and sexual innuendo is
a
> bit much!  Any ideas?  Any previously written renditions that might be

> helpful?"


Thanks in advance--

Lisa Handelman
Librarian
Adat Ari El Day School
N. Hollywood, CA
lisahandelman@adatariel.org

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