This is a marvelous film of redemption though there are several battle scenes, with comparatively little blood. A stoning and battle takes place in the beginning of this film, which signals some violence to come. Although those who would seek to disprove the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth fail to do so, and the biblical context is enjoyable to view in this film, the violent scenes need to be mentioned. There are multiple stabbings and in at least one case a little blood is seen flying from someone’s mouth. A king is cremated on a funeral pyre, but a lot of the violence is done without blood and with the sound of stabbing. There is an incident which shows Saul kicking a man in the face but again there is little blood shown.
The character of Tauro, also known as Titus, undergoes a believable and wonderful conversion in this film, as he witnesses a miracle when Peter prays to the resurrected Lord. The acting is good and the beautiful scenes and landscapes are picturesque. Due to the battle scenes, we suggest viewers twelve and up view this film. We are glad to award our Dove Seal to this biblically-based story.