Jesus

Set during Roman rule in Judea, spanning the era of Herod the Great and Augustus at Jesus's birth, through the ministry under Tiberius. The events cover the Nativity, early childhood, baptism, miracles, and the crucifixion and resurrection. The period is defined by imperial governance, Jewish religious leadership, and the social tensions of that era.

The narrative unfolds across key sites of ancient Judea. Bethlehem marks the birth of Jesus, while Jerusalem hosts central temple-related events and the Passover journey. The Jordan River and Sea of Galilee serve as settings for baptisms and miracles, with towns like Capernaum and Bethsaida anchoring Jesus's ministry. Golgotha frames the crucifixion, and the Temple in Jerusalem provides the backdrop for clashes with religious authorities.

💖 Compassion

Compassion drives Jesus's interactions with sinners, outcasts, and the sick. The narrative highlights mercy over judgment and forgiveness over condemnation. Through acts of healing and inclusion, the film emphasizes a transformative, empathetic approach to humanity.

🪙 Betrayal

Betrayal centers on Judas and the pressures surrounding Jesus's arrest. The story explores loyalty, motive, and the fragility of trust within close circles. The betrayal culminates in events that lead to crucifixion and test the disciples' faith.

✨ Miracles

Miracles punctuate the narrative as signs of divine authority and compassion. Jesus calms storms, feeds multitudes, exorcises demons, and heals the sick, reinforcing his role as a messenger of God. These wonders shape faith and challenge expectations of the era.

👑 Authority

Authority is contested across religious, political, and social lines. Jesus confronts temple corruption and interprets sacred law in new terms, challenging established power structures. Encounters with Pilate and Pharisees reveal conflicts over legitimacy and governance.