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Kyytiä Moosekselle
2001 | 78 min | K-12 | comedy, drama, family
In the year 2000, teenagers aged 12-15 rewrote the Ten Commandments of the Bible as follows:
I am a cell phone, thou shalt have no other gods.
For fuck’s sake, thou shalt not swear.
Chill the fuck out.
Respect thy folks, if you can.
Let people live.
Thou shalt not be a revolving door.
Thou shalt not steal.
Thou shalt not frame thy friend.
Is it not enough to lust after another’s room?
Open thine eyes – you have everything.
Go to the movies.
These same teenagers have created scripts for the movie “Ride for Moses”. Alongside director Kaija Juurikkala, they improvised ten different stories based on the old commandments of the Bible, which the film crew then made into a movie with them. The teenagers themselves play all the roles, for which they have also written the dialogue. An actual script was never written.
Director:
Kaija Juurikkala
Starring:
Markus Vuorinen
Joni Hovisilta
Oona Louhivaara
Vilma Vuorio
About the movie
Subjects
- religion
- social studies
Keywords
- bible
- communication skills
- cultures
- domestic
- family circumstances
- friendship
- friendship skills
- humoristic
- movie
- movie technology
- relationships
- tragic
- youth
Educational levels
- high schools and vocational schools
- middle schools
Genres
- comedy
- drama
- family
Age limits
- K-12
Studios
- Illume
