Marching to Zion

Synopsis

Marching to Zion is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the history and beliefs of a specific religious group. Led by Steven L. Anderson, the film explores the journey of a community striving to uphold its traditions in the face of modern challenges. Through interviews, historical footage, and captivating narration, Marching to Zion sheds light on the struggles and triumphs of a faith-driven group seeking to preserve its heritage. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are taken on a compelling exploration of the culture, values, and deep-rooted convictions that define this tight-knit community.

Cast

• Steven L. Anderson

  Himself - Faithful Word Baptist Church (as Pastor Steven Anderson)

• Texe Marrs

  Himself - Author

• Leo Abrami

  Himself - Conservative Jewish Rabbi

• Reuven Mann

  Himself - Orthodox Jewish Rabbi

• Jeffrey Schesnol

  Humanist Jewish Leader

• Jeffrey Schesnol

  Himself - Humanist Jewish Leader

Reviews

Marching to Zion has sparked mixed reactions among critics, with some praising its in-depth exploration of religious beliefs and historical context. One critic from Rotten Tomatoes commented, 'Marching to Zion offers a fascinating look into a lesser-known religious group, shedding light on their customs and beliefs with clarity.' However, others have criticized the documentary for its narrow focus and lack of objectivity. Despite its polarizing nature, Marching to Zion has garnered attention for its bold approach to a complex subject matter. IMDb users rated it 5.5/10, signaling a divisive response to this intriguing exploration of faith and tradition.