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4 days ago · Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film, which carries the tagline “for Deaf, by Deaf,” stars Gideon Firl as the Messiah who, like all of the primary cast, signs his way through the role. Released June 20, it’s the first all-ASL feature film to debut in theaters, according to Josselyn, the film’s producer. Deaf Missions is an international ...
Jun 20, 2024 · The movie premiered at the Deaf Missions Conference in Texas last April and will be playing in theaters across the US on June 20. Jesus was produced by a Deaf cast and crew for a primarily Deaf ...
Jun 25, 2024 · Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film - Director Joseph Josselyn Interview. (REVIEW) It seems like everyone is making a Jesus movie these days. “The Chosen”, the multi-season TV series about the life of Jesus, is in its fourth season. Mel Gibson is still working on his “Passion” sequel. Oscar Isaac is playing Jesus in an upcoming animated movie.
6 days ago · On two dates, June 20 and 23, JESUS: a Deaf Missions film premiered in hundreds of theaters. Audiences showed up to the movie, and now its run time has extended to additional dates and theaters. Needless to say, we are extremely excited about what lies ahead. Looking back, it was fun witnessing this Deaf-led project come to fruition.
4 days ago · The video of an elderly woman with dementia has shocked social media by showing how the disease may have erased many memories, but she continues to remember Jesus. This TikTok user shared the video of her mother, an 88-year-old woman fighting dementia, attempting to recall various memories.
4 days ago · SUBSCRIBE. Interview with “Jesus” Producers/Director. Alex:Hello, Joseph and Michael! I just watched the “Jesus” film on Sunday and I really enjoyed it. The audience enjoyed it too. [Scene from “Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film” showing Caiaphas saying they must arrest Jesus and punish him by death.] Alex:It’s a Deaf/ASL film.
Jun 19, 2024 · The long-awaited full-length feature film telling the story of Jesus in American Sign Language is finally here! It’s entirely made by a Deaf-led production, featuring a cast and crew fluent in ASL! Don’t worry, it has subtitles for the rest of us.
