Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet

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Juliette M @Jules676767 Mar 8, 2026 This movie is sooo appealing to the visual and auditory senses. I cried. Poems allow you to express your feelings even when rhe world around you is burning. I love how the movie shows how Amitra and her mom got Mustafa drawings and saved them. Word of mouth advertising at work!! thank you Mr. Khalil for sharing your work with us. SALMA Hayek go girl!! As a producer this was amazing. When Amitra said MOMMA! After being quiet for so long it was funny. ( she does 👄 talk) See more

Jul 22, 2022 While I found the movie to be rather short and the main story is kept out of focus due to the focus on poetic expressions but overall, The Prophet is a beautifully animated, visually hypnotic film with compelling subject matter & character drama as well as a couple of funny moments (perhaps what happens when the main story is from one of the directors of The Lion King) make this well-intentioned film a good, if not really great, animated film. See more

Jul 21, 2021 (Ext. Playground) Lebanon: Hi, excuse me-- Urainia: Yup? Lebanon: Where do you get your brands? Urainia: My what? Lebanon: (pulls on Urainia's shirt) Brands? Your shirt is cute. Which department store? Urainia: Oh. Goodwill. Lebanon: What? Urainia: Oh (pause) but, I think you want Nordstrom Rack. Lebanon: Is this where you get brands here? Urainia: Yeah, yeah uh, I think so. Lebanon: Let me ask you something; does rent go up here every year? Urainia: Yeah. Lebanon: (gasps) Really? Urainia: Oh yeah. And we have no universal healthcare. Lebanon: No? Urainia: You should've gone to the Ukraine. They have healthcare and are very fashion forward in the cities. Lebanon: Ukraine? Urainia: Yeah. (waves Ukraine Mom over) Tell her what happened to you at the American hospital with your sick child? UkraineMom: (cries) Urainia: (shrugs) See? Lebanon: That's American media's fault. They destroyed Syria. Syria had everything America didn't so America armed Syrians to destroy themselves. UkraineMom: (cont. cry) No no no... Urainia: (to UkraineMom) It's okay. I'm sure your husband's tech contract here will end soon...(to Lebanon) And you chose to come here...Now? Lebanon: At least this is no Lebanon where people don't care how you get rich or beautiful. All they value is pretty rich things. Everyone steals. You can be completely evil-- Urainia: I think you might like exploring LA to really get to know this side of America. Lebanon: Yes, I've heard of LA. It's close. Urainia: On the same coast and yet a whole world away. All the American brands start there. See more

Nov 4, 2020 Beautiful story and vignettes inspired from Khalil Gibran's book. Khalil profound thoughts are beautifully showed in this movie. Highly recommend it to watch. Another ace film winner for Salma Hayek! GRACIAS! BTW, this is NOT a children's movie. See more

Nov 2, 2020 Culture history at best See more

Dec 15, 2019 Artistically beautiful indie that glamorizes poetry with the accompanied perceptual complexity towards the neatly expressed animation of potential inspirational carriage, serving as the main portion of the similarly directed script over a well written source material. Then as a film itself surrounding the main driving factor besides the delicate, captivating animation, the impeccable cast contributes into that captivation when emotionally energizing the story with subtle heartening strength. (B+) See more

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