The Red Tent, a two-night miniseries on Lifetime, based on Anita Diamant‘s best selling 1997 novel, puts a Biblical footnote of a character, Dinah (Rebecca Ferguson) front and center.In Genesis ...

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 ...

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 ...

Red Tent gatherings don’t take place just in Hassle’s living room. They are part of a grassroots community that has spread all over the United States and several parts of the world.

Lifetime is developing a miniseries based on Anita Diamant’s novel, “The Red Tent.” The New York Times bestseller, published in 1997, looks back at a time in biblical history when women ...

Rebecca Ferguson is remarkably good as Dinah, daughter of Leah and Jacob in Lifetime's two-part adaptation of "The Red Tent," Anita Diamant's feminist revisiting of the Old Testament.

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 w… ...

Still, for all that, “The Red Tent” is an enjoyably old-school miniseries with an updated feminine twist. Watch it all and you’ll see why Minnie Driver and Debra Winger signed on for the ride.

The Red Tent is open to women of all ages and faiths. Kozinn says that women are drawn to it for various reasons, from a desire to meet new people to a desire to belong to a community. “I just like ...

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