“Harmonia,” is an Israeli film, which portrays a modern adaptation of the mythological triangle between the childless Abraham and Sarah and young Hagar. Sarah is the harpist of the Jerusalem Philharmonic; Abraham is its almighty conductor. It is when Hagar, a young horn player from East Jerusalem, joins that the movie takes shape. Perhaps the greatest strength of this film is its use of music to communicate the feelings, personalities, and nuances of this story. This film is a Biblical allegory. Throughout the film, the audiences follow along in Genesis. “Harmonia,” was nominated for five Academy Awards, and was the winner of Best Cinematography.