The first film about Jesus's life told for deaf audiences will come out June 20, with a cast made up of deaf actors using ASL to communicate the Gospel message.

The Jesus Film Project, a ministry of Cru based in Orlando, Florida, has reached a major milestone with the 2,200th language translation of the Jesus film. The latest version was released in Bouna ...

Jonathan Roumie and the cast and crew of Prime Video's 'The Chosen' visit the Vatican, meet Pope Leo XIV and screen and ...

In a new movie releasing in theaters this week, Gideon Firl doesn’t say a word in the film as the son of Nazareth. Neither does anyone else. In fact, not a word is spoken in JESUS .

WASHINGTON (RNS) — Jesus Film Project is producing an animated “Jesus” film that is set to release in theaters around Christmas 2025. “Do you realize that there are more people in the ...

Martin Scorsese Says His Jesus Movie Will Film Later This Year, Planned for Only 80 Minutes. Scorsese's planned next project will be based on a book written by the same author as 'Silence,' which ...

Now, Deaf Missions has released Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film. The movie premiered at the Deaf Missions Conference in Texas last April and will be playing in theaters across the US on June 20.

The Cru film ministry is working on a next-generation remake of the iconic 1979 movie seen by millions. Hair isn’t the biggest problem. But it is a problem when you’re trying to animate Jesus ...

In the south of Italy, Matera is known as the “City of Stones” for its architecture. For the next season of “The Chosen,” it ...

Here, for Easter, are some of our favorite movie Messiahs. 'Ben Hur' (1925) Jesus — here an outstretched hand — is just one of the attractions in this famous silent blockbuster.

Martin Scorsese teases his upcoming Jesus film: it will be around 80 minutes long and aims to 'take away the negative onus' associated with religion.

So maybe in the next movie, Jesus will sound like a Yeshivish guy with a strong Ashkenazi intonation. He could even have a Brooklyn accent. As long as it’s clear he’s Jewish.