Plot Summary

Noah reimagines one of the oldest and most powerful stories in religious mythology through a dark, epic, and visually striking lens. When a catastrophic flood threatens to wipe out all life on Earth, Noah receives a divine command to build an immense ark that will preserve creation from total annihilation.

Guided by an unwavering sense of duty, Noah begins constructing the colossal vessel, gathering pairs of every living creature to ensure the survival of the natural world. Alongside this monumental task, he struggles to protect his family—his wife Naamah, his sons Ham and Shem, and their close companion Ila—while wrestling with the moral weight of humanity’s impending extinction.

As word of the ark spreads, desperate and hostile crowds turn against Noah, seeking to stop him by any means necessary. With rising waters, internal conflicts, and the burden of divine responsibility pressing down on him, Noah must confront the limits of faith, obedience, and compassion in a world on the brink of collapse.

Blending biblical narrative with psychological depth and large-scale spectacle, Noah explores themes of destiny, sacrifice, environmental destruction, and the fragile balance between divine will and human emotion.