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"Judas Iscariot is a lowly wine seller with a fiercely rebellious streak. Resentful of the treatment of his people by the Romans, Judas wants radical action. Hearing rumors of a Messiah, Judas senses the time has come. He seeks out Jesus, who preaches love, heals the sick and rocks the boat. Welcomed into his band of disciples, Judas is at once in awe of Jesus. But tensions soon surface. While Jesus draws on spiritual powers, Judas has more physical tactics in mind. This clash of ideas and Judas' simmering jealousy conspire with events. As authorities close in, Judas is driven to commit the ultimate act of betrayal"--Publisher's description. | |||
==Editions and translations== | ==Editions and translations== |
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Judas (2004) is a film directed by Charles Robert Carner.
Abstract
"Judas Iscariot is a lowly wine seller with a fiercely rebellious streak. Resentful of the treatment of his people by the Romans, Judas wants radical action. Hearing rumors of a Messiah, Judas senses the time has come. He seeks out Jesus, who preaches love, heals the sick and rocks the boat. Welcomed into his band of disciples, Judas is at once in awe of Jesus. But tensions soon surface. While Jesus draws on spiritual powers, Judas has more physical tactics in mind. This clash of ideas and Judas' simmering jealousy conspire with events. As authorities close in, Judas is driven to commit the ultimate act of betrayal"--Publisher's description.
Editions and translations
Produced in the United States (2004). Originally broadcast on March 8, 2004.
External links
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- 2004
- Fiction
- American Fiction
- American Cinema
- Cinema
- Films
- English language
- Made in the 2000s
- Judas Iscariot (subject)
- Judas Iscariot--fiction (subject)
- Judas Iscariot--cinema (subject)
- See also:
- Jesus of Nazareth (subject)
- Pilate (subject)
- Pilate's wife (subject)
- Caiaphas (subject)
- Peter (subject)
- Andrew (subject)
- James son of Zebedee (subject)
- John (subject)
- Matthew (subject)
- Mary Magdalene (subject)
- John the Baptist (subject)
- Mary of Nazareth (subject)
- Herod Antipas (subject)
- Bartholomew (subject)
- Thomas (subject)
- Simon the Zealot (subject)
- Philip the Apostle (subject)
- Barabbas (subject)
- Martha of Bethany (subject)
- Mary of Bethany (subject)
- Lazarus (subject)