"The Life of Christ"... Martin Scorsese between Egypt, Italy and Israel

International director Martin Scorsese is preparing to film his new film, “The Life of Christ,” next October, starring Andrew Garfield.

Events and details of "The Life of Christ" The events of the film “The Life of Christ” are taking place at the present time, and it will be filmed between Italy, Egypt and Israel, according to what was stated on the world of reel website. The film is taken from the novel “Life of Jesus” by the Japanese writer Shusaku Endo, published in 1973, and Martin is in charge. Scorsese financed it independently.

Martin Scorsese said that the film will be 80 minutes long and focus on the basic teachings of Jesus in a way that explores principles but does not call for evangelism. It will not be a direct narrative, and it will not be a documentary, but rather it will be a mixture.

Martin Scorsese wrote "The Life of Christ" in collaboration with director and critic Kent Jones.

It is noteworthy that international director Martin Scorsese was honored this year at the 74th Berlin Film Festival with the Golden Bear Award. Martin Scorsese's last film was Killers of the Flower Moon, which was 3 and a half hours long.