.- 2021 will be a year that will see the premiere of different Christian films, some of which are even the continuation of a sequel. With more time spent at home due to lockdowns in some countries, people will probably get to see them all. We leave you a list with four Christian films that will be released this year and that have described The Christian Post:
“The resurrection”
The “Passion of the Christ” will have its part two and will be available this 2021. Mel Gibson shared that the continuation of his film of faith will deal with the resurrection of Jesus.
Also, the actor shared that the film will show what happens around the resurrection of Jesus.
Likewise, Gibson assured that it took three years to finish it because of its importance.
jesus revolution
It is a film by Lionsgate and the Kingdom Story Company and is about the spiritual movement that took place in Southern California in the 1970s.
Joel Courtney will play Pastor Greg Laurie as a teenager in the midst of the 1960s counterculture.
The Erwin Brothers, who are the producers, said, “This is a really fascinating story about how young people gravitated toward a spiritual movement that erupted during a time when our country was being torn apart and couldn’t be more divided.”
“The Unbreakable Boy”
This movie is based on the book The Unbreakable Boy, written by the father of Iowan Austin who has autism and a rare bone disease.
The film tells a funny and inspiring true story of a young couple stumbling through parenthood who find constant inspiration in the joy and optimism of their spectacularly unique son.”
‘Journey to Hell’
This film narrates the experience of a man who goes to hell, but then returns to earth and can free himself from his sins.
The film shows sinful people in hell like Nero and Hitler, but that Jesus can save those who are within the reach of the enemy.
This movie is based on the classic novel by John Bunyan, journey to hell and will have its premiere this year.
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