The Gospel is owed great filmmaking — The King of Kings delivers
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Max Avard2025-03-27T09:53:00
Faith-based filmmaking is often a choice between maintaining the integrity of message and the quality and focus on artistry. Yet Angel Studios’ The King of Kings, defies this dilemma, says Max Avard. This ambitious animation of the four Gospels proves there doesn’t need to be a trade off
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