Joseph

Driven by jealousy, several brothers sell their sibling Joseph into slavery in Egypt. After being purchased by a high-ranking official, Joseph faces false accusations that lead to his imprisonment. He eventually gains influence at the Egyptian court through his ability to interpret dreams, allowing him to predict a coming famine and rise to a position of great power. Years later, he is reunited with his brothers when they travel to Egypt in search of food.

This 1995 television movie was directed by Roger Young, following his work on Lassiter and Into Thin Air. It is the third film listed in his career sequence, preceding his direction of Moses, Solomon, Jesus, Saint Paul, Dracula, and Augustus: The First Emperor. The production was a joint effort between Germany, Italy, and the United States, featuring a cast that includes Paul Mercurio as Joseph, Ben Kingsley as Potiphar, Martin Landau as Jacob, and Alice Krige as Rachel.

Produced with a budget of 10 million USD, the film has been received positively by viewers. It holds a rating of 7.6/10 on IMDb based on 3,800 votes and an 8.3/10 on TMDB from 234 votes.