Exodus (film)

"Exodus" (1960), directed by Otto Preminger, is an epic historical drama that recounts the founding of the State of Israel through the story of a group of Jewish refugees seeking a homeland after World War II. It follows their ship, the SS Exodus, as they attempt to reach Palestine, highlighting themes of perseverance, identity, and the political struggles surrounding Jewish immigration. The film combines personal stories with broader political issues, illustrating the quest for a safe homeland amid post-war turmoil, and examines the moral and humanitarian challenges involved in that pursuit.