Star of Bethlehem is a documentary exploring one of history’s most enduring mysteries:
what, exactly, was the Star that guided the Magi?

Drawing from ancient astronomy, biblical texts, Eastern traditions, and forgotten lines of transmission, the film traces a continuous thread of knowledge — from Adam and Seth, through the land of Shir and the Magi of the East, to the Essenes of the Dead Sea and the rising of the heavens above Bethlehem.

Rather than presenting a single explanation, the documentary weaves together celestial events, symbolic language, and historical memory. It examines the role of Jupiter and Regulus, the Lion of Judah, the alignment of monuments such as the Great Sphinx, and the idea that the “Star” was not merely an object in the sky, but a revelation unfolding in time.

At its heart, Star of Bethlehem explores an ancient understanding of Christ not only as a historical figure, but as a consciousness — a guiding light believed to enter the world for all humanity.
This film is not a declaration of certainty, but an invitation:
to look again at the sky,
to listen to ancient voices,
and to consider that the story may be older — and deeper — than we have been taught.