An old Bible story told from a new, female perspective By Allison Keene The Red Tent Still - H 2014 Joey L. The Red Tent‘s first and second episodes are very different, with the latter slowing down ...

Lifetime's latest miniseries, The Red Tent, is an adaptation of Anita Diamant's novel, which borrows from the Bible's book of Genesis. It's following the story of Jacob's family as he travels across ...

Most biblical epics are told from the man’s point of view. “The Red Tent,” a two-part movie premiering Sunday on Lifetime, is an ambitious attempt to tell one such story through the eyes of a woman.

The story of Dinah, the daughter of Leah and Jacob of the Old Testament, is dramatized, along with the four wives of Jacob. In the opener, Dinah listens to stories from the women in her tribe who ...

Part 1 of “The Red Tent” airs at 9 p.m. Sunday on Lifetime, with Part 2 at 9 p.m. Monday. You know a biblical story is fictional – really, really fictional – when it lets a woman speak for herself.

If ever there was a story tailor-made for Lifetime, which once billed itself as “television for women,” it would be “The Red Tent,” Newton author Anita Diamant’s best-selling reimagination of the ...

Like the mega-seller book that was its inspiration and blueprint, Lifetime’s miniseries “The Red Tent” uses the trappings of the Old Testament to frame a message that goes beyond any one religion. Nor ...

The book that sold 3 million copies and pioneered the now-popular genre of biblical fiction is making its way to the small screen, with the results at times verging on soft porn. (JTA) — Surely the ...

There’s nothing like a sprinkle of soap to humanize an epic built on characters from the Bible. “The Red Tent” is a faithful dramatization of Anita Diamant’s 1997 book, in which Diamant took a minor ...

Marrying biblical heft with the particular bonds between mothers and daughters (as well as moms’ noble sacrifices), Anita Diamant’s bestseller “The Red Tent” is a perfect fit for Lifetime, ...