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Release Date:
April 5, 2006
Original Title:
The Gospel of Judas
Alternate Titles:
National Geographic: O Evangelho de Judas
The Lost Gospel of Judas
Genres:
Documentary | History
Production Companies:
National Geographic
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 90
It’s a revelation conjuring heated debate: According to a recently translated ancient text called the Gospel of Judas, the disciple infamous for betraying Jesus may well have been Christ’s most faithful servant and—because the Savior asked him to—accepted perpetual disgrace to bring about Jesus' death. Explore the mysticism of early Gnostic thought expressed in words written on a 1,700-year-old leather-bound papyrus. Hear the interpretations of four biblical scholars. Follow this fragile document from its discovery in Egypt to its translation and ultimate presentation to the world. And share your thoughts on the Gospel of Judas.
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Art Direction:
Michael Fleischer
Associate Producer:
Cheryl Zook
Director:
James Barrat
Editor:
Emmanuel Mairesse
Executive Producer:
John B. Bredar
Line Producer:
Andrea Cornwell
Original Music Composer:
Christopher Mangum
Production Artist:
John B. Bredar
Cheryl Zook
Production Design:
Michael Fleischer
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