
SummaryThis animated feature aims to introduce the story of Islam and its Prophet to new generations in the appealing and accessible medium of animation. (Fine Media Group)
Directed By:Richard Rich
Written By:Brian Nissen
Muhammad: The Last Prophet
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In its way, a triumph of globalization, a polished, Western-style entertainment about a distinctly non-Western subject. Its message, like the Abyssinian king's, is finally one of reconciliation: we're not as different as we seem.
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For the most part successful, focusing on the struggles of Muhammad's followers in 7th century Arabia. The reliance on point-of-view shots, however, is at times disorienting and creates the unintentionally comedic effect of a prophet-cam panning back and forth or up and down as Muhammad moves his head.
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Though noble in its intent to portray Islam as a peace-loving faith, the narrative flow remains compromised by its catechistic asides and displaced hero.
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This simplistic animated feature falls firmly within the long tradition of bland, upbeat and earnest religious instructional films.
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