Purim: The Lot

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Purim: The Lot

Take an exciting trip back in time to the court of King Ahasuerus and his beautiful Jewish wife Queen Esther as you watch the dramatic story of the Jewish victory over Persian persecution.

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Purim Miracle, Purim

Note: Video may be frightening for very young children

By Moshe Khusid

The film was produced by Ladybug Studio and Spiritual Opportunity Studio. Written and directed by Moshe Khusid. Purchase the DVD here in both English and Russian. Also available in English as a digital download.

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Mandalorian March 17, 2021

Ummm it is not the full version Reply

DOE St. Louis February 18, 2021

This was AMAZING!!!! Reply

Harel Israel January 21, 2021

Wow! This is really amazing! Yishar Koach! Reply

Nechama via JewishTV iOS October 13, 2020

Who ever made this video is the best I love it and I watch IT EVERY DAY Reply

avremel h california July 30, 2020

eshter went to achashveirosh in nissan why is snow falling? Reply

Romana May 7, 2020

Chabad.org videos are the best Reply

Noam Alber May 3, 2020

Argh. It crashed Reply

sharon lakewood March 12, 2020

love thease kind of cartoons! can you make them with other holidays? Reply

Daniel August 10, 2020

in response to sharon:

Sure, if you support us by buying our films. You can find a DVD of this production on Amazon.Search for PURIM: THE LOT. Reply

Anonymous right here as always! August 11, 2020

in response to Daniel:

Yes. I should do that again. It has been a while since I watched this wonderful production! Would love to see one done about the day we headed out of Egypt; or the time we got our calculation of days wrong and expected Moses back down from the mountain a day too early and how we lost patience for nothing. I bet that would also make a great production. Thanks for the reminder about Amazon! :-D Reply

Anonymous Puerto Rico March 13, 2019

what does BC mean? Reply

Jennifer Dryja November 10, 2019

in response to Anonymous:

Hello. BC is an acronym for the era "Before Christ". Reply

Anonymous March 8, 2020

in response to Anonymous:

In most, if not all, lectures on Chabad.org will use the terms BCE and CE instead of BC and AD. BCE meaning Before Common Era and BC meaning Common Era. This is to avoid using references to Christianity as in BC (Before Christ) and AD which in Latin means “Anno Domini” and translates to “In the year of our Lord”. Reply

Moshe Kusid's biggest fan Silver Spring, MD March 29, 2020

in response to Anonymous:

nu-uh it means before before counting (time) at least for non-jews Reply

hi new york February 17, 2021

in response to Jennifer Dryja:

bc stands before common era which is when christen started to count the years Reply

Rosa Chana Shmelttz New York March 11, 2019

If I didn't like Chabad.org so much I would stop going because of this video. I mean, Really? Reply

Daniel November 11, 2019

in response to Rosa Chana Shmelttz:

Specifically, what are your concerns? Reply

Anonymous March 8, 2019

Not for kids to show Haman being choked to death. Reply

Daniela Espirito Sant Gondomar January 31, 2019

God morning:
I'm from Portugal, would be possible put subtitles? I'm trying to educate my 3 child in Bnei Noach teachings, but they dont understand Englishvery well.
This tipe of cartoon are wontherfoul for teaching mitzvot's. Reply

Mussie Tenenboim I was in bunk Hey Destin Florida January 4, 2019

Hi Yaffa I came back from winter camp yesterday
were you in bunk daled? Reply

Yaffa Antopolsky Atlanta March 20, 2019

in response to Mussie Tenenboim I was in bunk Hey:

yep i was.:] Reply

Yaffa Antopolsky Atlanta January 3, 2019

chana liba kusid was my winter camp counsler Reply

beruriah freedman cmch December 21, 2018

can you make this less........ creepy? Reply

Yaffa Antopolsky Atlanta January 3, 2019

in response to beruriah freedman:

hi bru Reply

bru f cmch December 21, 2018

this is kinda scary music. Reply

Good Hope Films December 23, 2018

in response to bru f:

This is an interesting take. Thank you so much for your comment. Reply

Anonymous s April 8, 2018

I liked the movie you nwws to make more of bible movies like these!?! Reply

Good Hope Films April 8, 2018

in response to Anonymous:

We'd love to. We can only do it if you support us by buying our movie. Please find the film on Amazon and either buy a DVD or pay for a VOD rental.

Thanks! Reply

Inquisitor Call me a place April 14, 2018

in response to Good Hope Films:

If we have a Amazon Prime account, and we watch it for free, do you get anything from that? Reply

Good Hope Films April 16, 2018

in response to Inquisitor:

Yes, we certainly do. Please watch as many times as you can and spread the word to your family and friends. These movies are expensive to produce and unless we can show profit (likes, shares, etc.) we cannot continue making more movies. Thank you very much for your support! Reply

Cmd ROBLOX lover April 2, 2018

I was filled with pride when I saw this even though I had nothing to do with it. It is so beautifully produced. The acting and the music. Sublime in every respect. I kept experiencing something like regret, also, however. I kept wishing The Rebbe was here because I wanted to see and hear what he thinks about this marvelous creation. Don't you imagine he would highly approve?
May our Lord cause the distribution of this good and inspirational work and many others similar to it to reach every corner of the world. (Amen).
I just love this so much!
please, PLEASE make more movies like it!!
Thank you for making it. Reply

Good Hope Films April 2, 2018

in response to Cmd:

Thank you, Cmd! Please support us by purchasing a DVD or by streaming the film on Amazon! Reply

M. Diane April 3, 2018

in response to Cmd:

Hey! You! Cmd ROBLOX Lover

What you, (Cmd ROBLOX Lover) posted above on April 2, 2018 and put your name on was written by me on March 14, 2017 and it appears below on the Chabad website about this great artistic film, Purim: The Lot. You copied it word for word! Aren't you ashamed of yourself? So lazy and dishonest of you! Stop stealing the creative posts and reviews of others. Spend the time necessary to write your own. And don't dare try to spiritually dirty up the Chabad website and people associated with it by coming here to do bad things. tsk tsk. I'm going to encourage Chabad website to remove your post. They can post mine again if they like. Or I will be glad to write another glowing post about this film. Reply

Anonymous s April 8, 2018

in response to Cmd:

Fortnite lover But i do agree with you M. Diane Reply

Marcia Brasil February 28, 2018

Poderia ter em português Brasil 😢 Reply

Hadasah Israel February 14, 2018

I love this video! We watched the whole movie on Amazon Prime. I didn't know that Queen Esther rescued a little girl and made her, her sister. Reply

Good Hope Films February 14, 2018

in response to Hadasah:

Thank you for watching, Hadasah! Reply

Anonymous February 14, 2018

in response to Hadasah:

You mean this is not the whole movie? It seems like the whole story. I love the artwork and the acting, too. I could watch it over and over. I wish they made more of these movies. Reply

Anonymous April 14, 2018

in response to Hadasah:

She actually didn't in the bible, that was in the Talmud -- Look it up if you'd like!😁😆 Reply

Anonymous April 30, 2019

in response to Hadasah:

that is cause she didn't Reply

Good Hope Films February 19, 2018

in response to Anonymous:

To help us make more movies like this one, please watch this film on Amazon Prime or better still, buy a DVD and offer copies to your friends for Purim. Spread the word. Find the movie on Amazon: PURIM THE LOT. Reply

Anonymous Monsey February 24, 2018

in response to Anonymous:

ya me two Reply

same anonymous February 20, 2018

in response to Good Hope Films:

I am a member of Amazon Prime and I found “PURIM THE LOT” there. I started to watch until something called me away. I will definitely finish watching it because I see there are about 20 extra minutes in it! I will recommend it to others. May G-d bless your efforts. Reply

Good Hope Films February 20, 2018

in response to same anonymous:

Thank you!!! Reply

AGB March 5, 2019

in response to Anonymous:

Where in the Talmud is this found? Thank you! Reply

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