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[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ed/Barabbas_film_poster.jpg Barabbas] (1961) is a film directed by [[Richard Fleischer]]. Soundtrack by [[Mario Nascimbeni]].  
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'''Barabbas''' (1961) is a film directed by [[Richard Fleischer]]. Soundtrack by [[Mario Nascimbeni]].  


==Abstract==
==Abstract==
An elusive character at best in the Bible, Barabbas' life is shown here as one that is eventually touched and saved by the fleeting association with Jesus. In many ways breaks with epic film convention: there is no parallel love-story and the action is interspersed with anguished philosophical questions about the meaning of existence. Starring Anthony Quinn (Barabbas). Based on [[Barabbas (1950 Lagerkvist), novel]], and [[Barabbas (1952 Lagerkvist), play]].
 
An elusive character at best in the Bible, Barabbas' life is shown here as one that is eventually touched and saved by the fleeting association with Jesus. In many ways breaks with epic film convention: there is no parallel love-story and the action is interspersed with anguished philosophical questions about the meaning of existence. Based on [[Barabbas (1950 Lagerkvist), novel]], and [[Barabbas (1952 Lagerkvist), play]].
 
==Cast==
 
*[[Anthony Quinn]] as [[Barabbas]]


==Editions and translations==
==Editions and translations==

Revision as of 15:33, 25 December 2013

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Barabbas (1961) is a film directed by Richard Fleischer. Soundtrack by Mario Nascimbeni.

Abstract

An elusive character at best in the Bible, Barabbas' life is shown here as one that is eventually touched and saved by the fleeting association with Jesus. In many ways breaks with epic film convention: there is no parallel love-story and the action is interspersed with anguished philosophical questions about the meaning of existence. Based on Barabbas (1950 Lagerkvist), novel, and Barabbas (1952 Lagerkvist), play.

Cast

Editions and translations

Produced in Italy (1961). Released on December 23, 1961 (Italy) and October 10, 1962 (US).

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