Mary of Nazareth
A young Mary of Nazareth faces the trials of faith and motherhood as she journeys to Bethlehem with Joseph, while Mary Magdalene struggles with temptation and redemption in the corrupt court of Herod.
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The film opens with the Annunciation, depicting Mary, a young woman from Galilee, who becomes the mother of the Messiah through a virgin birth. Her husband, Joseph, a humble carpenter, chooses to remain by her side. When Caesar Augustus issues a decree requiring all Jews to be registered, the couple begins a journey to Bethlehem, the city of Joseph's birth, where Jesus is born. At the same time, Maria Magdalena, a young woman from Mary's hometown, turns away from God and enters the palace of King Herod. There, she is taken in by Herodias, who persuades her to lose her innocence in the arms of the king's son.
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Edited by Alessio DoglioneShot by Enrico LucidiScored by Guy FarleyDesigned by Cosimo Gomez
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