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29 September 2006 (USA) morePlot:
For centuries, historians and theologians have passionately debated the question of why Judas betrayed Jesus... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Not bad at all, but definitely has more potential moreCast
(Credited cast)| Paul Rae | ... | Simon | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Alyia | ... | Walk By Girl | |
| Carlos Arellano | ... | Door men | |
| Chip Bent | ... | JC | |
| Michael Bortone | ... | Judas | |
| Chris Bouffard | ... | Beer Goggle Guy | |
| Ruben Castellanos | ... | Transvestite | |
| Chris Andrew Ciulla | ... | Assuring Andrew | |
| Andy Davoli | ... | Metro Bartholomew (as Andrew Davoli) | |
| Eliza Dushku | ... | Waitress | |
| Nate Dushku | ... | Quoting Phillip | |
| Allison M. Evans | ... | Party guest (as Allison Evans) | |
| Luke Franco | ... | Pent Up Matthew | |
| Seth Garfunkel | ... | Parental Peter | |
| Sebastián Hinton | ... | Insecure Thaddaeas | |
| Kamala Jones | ... | Adonis Girl | |
| Nitzan Koshet | ... | Drunk Girl | |
| Ryan Krause | ... | Lazarus | |
| Marcus LaVoi | ... | Adonis | |
| Abby Leigh | ... | Pre-Transvestite | |
| Suzanne Longo | ... | Loving Woman | |
| Brandy Lopez | ... | Sexy Brunnette | |
| Sarah Mack | ... | Blonde | |
| Jason Markarian | ... | Instigating James | |
| Rachael Markarian | ... | Limo Driver | |
| Joseph F. McCluskey | ... | Loving Man | |
| Andrew Miller | ... | Door Men | |
| Isaiah Mustafa | ... | Moses | |
| Brad Pennington | ... | Curious James | |
| Dave Power | ... | Loud Guy John | |
| Wyatt Russell | ... | Doubting Thomas | |
| Peter Talieri | ... | Small Nerd | |
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Let's face it, everyone has imagined at least once what Jesus would be like in a modern setting. And that is exactly the sort of novelty item this short film goes for.
The film begins with Jesus and his apostles wandering a setting that could very well be Israel in Roman times. With the exception of a few minor jokes, the film makes us believe that it could perhaps be a "serious" Jesus story along the lines of "The Last Temptation of Christ" or "The Passion of The Christ" But the pulling up of a VIP van blaring 50 Cent music immediately lets us know that this is an "everything goes" comedy with enormous potential: Jesus going to a nightclub.
The creative names given to each of the apostles in the fashion of "Doubting Thomas" (Parental Peter, Quoting Philip, etc.) is pretty witty, and gives us 12 different stock personalities to chuckle about.
And Jesus stays in the sort of character that I might imagine him to be if he were alive today...maybe a bit too liberal for other Christians, but I am Episcopalian and didn't find the portrayal to be offensive in any way.
I don't want to give the ending away, but I found it to be quite witty. At the same time, some of the jokes were a bit used, and I think that they could have been replaced with other jokes that involved more of Jesus and less of the disciples. Nevertheless it was a well-made film as short films go, and perhaps will act as proof that the subject of Jesus life in modern times could make for an good comedy feature film.