The film is small scaled, necessitated by a minuscule budget, which brings some undeniably fake looking CGI and a production which basically spans just a handful of sets, most of them minimally dressed, trying too hard to be reverent. The smallest things are overly dramatized, while nothing can be subtle, yet all must be obvious. Dialogue is very pedestrian and it doesn't feel like real people are talking. The plot does not allow for good character development in any form, while the Jesus is portrayed in a very odd way - he is constantly obsessed with reading everybody's minds. Very disappointing.
Review of Apostle Peter and the Last Supper
