This movie starts with Rome burning and an elderly Paul in prison. Then if flashes back to his earlier life. The film then goes back and forth from the present to the past. It is pretty much faithful to the scripture of the bible about Paul.
The scenes filmed in Malta are pretty realistic looking. The filmakers did a very good job of choosing locations and making them look real. It is the fall of the Western Roman Empire after Christs death and all the chaos in this 62AD era Rome is here for one to see.
As for Paul, being one of the last folks alive to actually meet Jesus in the flesh by this time, the story of the writing of the letters of Paul is pretty important The suffering of the Western world seems to all be getting interupted by the actual real life events that marked the decline of Rome in history.
The realism of the presentation makes this worth it. There are scenes that are light and others that are dark which pretty much sums up Paul's live.
The scenes filmed in Malta are pretty realistic looking. The filmakers did a very good job of choosing locations and making them look real. It is the fall of the Western Roman Empire after Christs death and all the chaos in this 62AD era Rome is here for one to see.
As for Paul, being one of the last folks alive to actually meet Jesus in the flesh by this time, the story of the writing of the letters of Paul is pretty important The suffering of the Western world seems to all be getting interupted by the actual real life events that marked the decline of Rome in history.
The realism of the presentation makes this worth it. There are scenes that are light and others that are dark which pretty much sums up Paul's live.