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Generally very dark, adding to the ominous feel of it all.

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Moses is taken out by a mud slide; is this suggesting he might have been halucinating?

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Moses becoming unconscious.

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God is able to work through people, his commands must be taken seriously and you should believe what you see and hear if God has spoken to you (when Moses takes it as if it was just his imagination, God reappears through his son) and the power and strength of both Moses and God

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It is portrayed as almost like a nightmare, Moses is trapped in the mud and his leg has been damaged therefore he cannot move, everything around him is dark. Moses seems scared of the boy/God. When he wakes up, he is rather shook up and asks his wife not to leave him

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It is fairly light throughout, however when it comes to the bush scene most of the colours used are either blue or black, the bush stands out with it being the lightest thing in the scene. The music especially makes a dramatic change when Moses' son turns round and it is actually God

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He seems very strict towards his religion, although only a small boy, he knows the rules of the religion, such as when he tells Moses to not go up to 'God's mountain'. Perhaps this is why the directors chose to show God through his son

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God is a boy and he seems almost ghost like, in a sense he is portrayed as 'scary', perhaps enhancing the aspect of 'God fearing'

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At the beginning it is Moses who seems to be rejecting the religion causing tension between the two of them, however when he tells her of his experience, she rejects it and tells him it was just his imagination, when Moses goes to fight for God's cause, she also seems to reject that

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He does not have a religion but he seems almost doubtful of his atheism (or other religion) at the start

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God is a boy and at one point He talks through Moses' son

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Moses' son is shown to look up to his father and is visibly angry when Moses tells him he has to leave

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In this version there is an emphasis on the strength of Moses, and the idea that God works in ways we don’t always understand

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The burning bush scene seems dark and foreboding and it is very unlike the telling from the Bible

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It is very dark during the burning bush scene to add to the tension and change the mood, the music is non-diegetic and sparse so when it is used it has more impact

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God is portrayed as a small boy, though there is a burning bush in the background

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He seems to be close to his wife but there are tensions surrounding religion and the fact that he chooses to leave her to go on the voyage

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Moses is portrayed as not having a religion at the beginning (or at least not the same as his wife’s) but then coming to God after his experience (maybe making it more relatable for a modern audience?)

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It happens at night after a mudslide, the bush doesn’t talk but instead a small boy who looks like his son, gives his son his staff to look after while he’s gone