Jesus

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Theatrical Release Date:

01/25/2004

DVD Release Date:

11/14/2000

Run Time:

118min.

Starring:

Brian Deacon , Rivka Noiman , Joseph Shiloach , Niko Nitai , Gadi Rol

Director(s):

John Kirsh , Peter Sykes

Distributor(s):

Independent Artists

MPAA Rating:

Genre(s):

Drama,Epic and Historical

Plot: Though filmed in Israel using a predominantly Israeli cast, this portrait of the life and times of Christ is not among the best. Much of the dialogue was derived from the Good News Bible. Read More

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