Jésus, l’homme qui était Dieu

At the foot of the cross on Mount Golgotha, Flavius, the Roman centurion appointed to lead the execution, looks upon Jesus in silent agony. Around them the cries of hatred and ridicule ring out, but so do prayers and tears And when the condemned man dies and the heavens erupt with thunder, a burning question rises within Flavius: what if this man was actually the son of God? Appointed by Pilate to watch the “eleven mad men and few women” who claim to be the disciples of Jesus, the centurion leaves to trace the footsteps of the man who was God, leading us on the brief and intense journey of his thirty three years of earthly existence. An exceptional tale, told with restraint, in its questioning and emotion.