The Zohar Secret (2016)

Max finds himself in possession of an ancient scroll that describes the entire history of humankind from beginning to end. Seeking to use the information for his own gain, Max triggers the mechanism that begins influencing his own life.

Director:

Vladek Zankovsky

Writers:

Vladek Zankovsky, Israel Sasha Demidov (script collaborator)

Stars:

Israel Sasha Demidov, Irina Barinova, Henry David

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Israel Sasha Demidov	...	Max, Doctor
Irina Barinova	...	Carmela
Henry David	...	Roman tribune
Roi Miron	...	Marrano
Oleg Fendura	...	Professor
Svetlana Demidov	...	Head of the clinic
Sergey Popov	...	Fake doctor
Igal Reznik	...	Saveli Mariin
Yuri Yadikin	...	Semen Vetlitsky
Vladimir Zolin	...	Messenger
Igor Gomenuk	...	Patrol officer
Giora Shtark	...	One-armed
Benzi Giertz	...	Escapee
Ariel Ershkovitz	...	Thinker
Eduard Nuzbroh	...	Male nurse 1

Storyline

Max finds himself in possession of an ancient scroll that describes the entire history of humankind from beginning to end. Seeking to use the information for his own gain, Max triggers the mechanism that begins influencing his own life.

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Taglines:

Man - Small World. World - Giant Man.

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook Official site

Country:

Israel USA Ukraine Russia Spain

Language:

Russian German Spanish English Latin French

Release Date:

5 February 2016 (Ukraine)

Also Known As:

The Scroll

Company Credits

Production Co:

CINEMA 6K

Technical Specs

Runtime:

124 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

generates hope...

Feeling helpless to do anything about it as the world seems to spiral out of control seems a common state these days. This film talks beautifully about how together, we the people of the world, can shift the global environment to one of altruism and cooperation rather than greed and dog-eat-dog. The Zohar Secret provides the method for changing ourselves and our relationships with each other rather than trying to force others to change. And it's all an inside job.

I agree with another reviewer that this film was not what I expected. It's not some esoteric, intellectual treatise, but an emotionally moving guidebook, so to speak, for how each of us finds and executes our part in the healing of our world. It gives me hope that humanity itself, all of us together, has the power to re-stabilize the balance on our planet.