Answer: Film Watched: The Ten Commandments (1956(
In the film The Ten Commandments, a young boy was sent through a river for protection from death in the land of the slaves. Found by Memnet, the queen of Egypt, the young boy was named Moses. As Moses grew into a man, he was brothered to Ramses, the soon-soon-to-be pharaoh of Egypt, and loved on Nefreteri, the wife of Ramses.
Moses later comes to realize that he is not Egyptian, and that he is Hebrew. He abandones the Egyptian palace, and his role as a king, to work as a slave where he knew he belonged. As Moses finds out that every Hebrew slave believed that there was a God amongst them, he is sent to cross Egypt by Ramses because every palace member discarded Moses for leaving the royalness to be a slave.
As Moses cross Egypt he finds himself a group of sisters lusting over him. Protecting the girls from intruders, he is said to wife one of the sisters. He chooses the eldest sister (the most faithful on in God), and she shows him the mountain where God lies. Moses climbs the mountain and hears the word of God. He is sent back to Egypt to warn the pharaohs and kings to let the Hebrews be free of bondage.
As Moses warns about ten plagues that will be sent to Egypt, King Ramses doesn't believe any of them. Not until they are done and his first born son dies, as Ramses had ordered that every first born Hebrew son must die.
Ramses is so furious with Moses and his God, that he sends all of his chariots after the Hebrews to be sent to death. Ramses's chariots all drown as they tried to follow the Hebrews through the Red Sea.
Traveled to the holy land, most of the Hebrews lose hope in their God and befile Moses. They built a calf (baby cow) as their idol worshiper. As they have sinned a great sin, Moses finds them, with two engraved stones in his hands. He tells them of their evil deed, and destroys their caaf idol.
All the evil men and women perish, as they are sent by Moses to find new land for themselves. And all of the Holy, are kept by God, in the healthy land.
It is a three-hour film. But if you'd like, you could watch it to review my summary of the film. Hopefully this is a good piece or work for you!