DVD Offers Word-for-Word Adaptation of The Gospel of John

gospel of johnThe First-Ever Word-For-Word Adaptation Of The Biblical Gospel Of John, Telling The Story Of Jesus, Available On DVD, Digital HD And On Demand October 6

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (September 10, 2015) – A truly unique production as the first-ever word-for-word unedited adaptation of The Gospel of John as recorded in the New Testament arrives on DVD (plus Digital), Digital HD and On Demand October 6th from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. This stunning film brings a fresh perspective on one of the most sacred text’s in history, from the “ethnically sensitive casting to the beautiful scenery and the emotional performances” (Patheos.com).  The film was also recently approved (with caution due to the authenticity of the crucifixion scene) by The Dove Foundation in the faith based films category. The Gospel of John New International Version is narrated by leading British actor David Harewood (Showtime’s “Homeland,” Blood DiamondThe Merchant of Venice) and the King James Version is narrated by Brian Cox (TroyThe Bourne Identity).

Shot on location in Morocco, The Gospel of John is the first-ever filmed version of the biblical text unedited. Using the Gospel narrative as its script — word for word — this profound and stunning film sheds new light on one of history’s most sacred texts. Beautifully shot, wonderfully performed, and informed by the latest theological, historical and archeological research, this film is something to be enjoyed and treasured.

The Gospel of John DVD includes three different biblical text translations – the New International Version, the King James Version, and the 1960 Spanish Reina-Valera translation – and five behind the scenes featurettes looking at the making of the film. The Gospel of John is available on DVD for the suggested retail price of $14.98.

DVD SPECIAL FEATURES

  • “Deconstructing a Scene” featurette
  • “Building Jerusalem” featurette
  • “Composing the Gospels” featurette
  • “Filming the Gospels” featurette
  • “Narrating the Gospels” featurette

Learn more about The Gospel of John 

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