Masterful Movie

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

The first must-see film of the year.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

I had no idea about the history of the church until I watched this movie and honestly I'm really shocked. I looked up the information online and it's all there I guess someone just needed to join up the dots. I'm definitely glad I saw this movie and now I know. Really liked it.

In 1948 the ancient nation of Israel was reborn. This rebirth represents the fulfillment of a multitude of biblical prophesies. It also represents a unique opportunity for the Church to express their love and appreciation for what Almighty God has accomplished through His Chosen People. Unfortunately many if not most Christians believe the Church replaced Israel as the Chosen People. This error has led to the mistreatment and persecution of the Jewish people for the last 2000 years. This wonderful documentary challenges the Church to reconsider her relationship with the Jewish people and the nation of Israel. I want to thank the Frank family and their team for producing this amazing film. Sam

I have seen this wonderful documentation about the Church History and not only once but many times. I believe every Christian or Jewish believer should see this eye-opening film. I have told many people about this film and will continue to do so. A rare and instructive film about some dark parts of our Church that many don't know about. BRAVO to the team that made this film!!

This film provokes both Christians and Academicians to think critically about Luther's reformation. For being a moderate low budget film, it was well thought out and produced. The content was refreshing as I have seen nothing like it before. It was fascinating to see the use of several mainstream Christian figure-heads such as Jaci Velasquez, Don Finto, James Goll, etc. The film would not be as interesting to those less intellectually inclined. It requires a bit of processing to analyze the true consequence of such change and ideology in the mainstream Christian Reformed Tradition. The Catholic Church may also be interested in seeing this film. The film is timely as the Christian Church is now facing another crossroads as it pertains to the Jewish People and Israel and therefore, films like these should be seen by anyone who does not wish to stand idly by as culture shapes such positions.