Paul the Apostle

Telling the legendary story of Christian Saint Paul (Saul Tarsus), how he changed from a persecutor of the church to its most powerful and important advocate. Directed by Andrew Hyatt, it will be released on March 28 next year. Paul languished alone in a Roman prison, awaiting execution by the Roman Emperor Nero. Mauritius, the ambitious prison governor, is unable to see what exactly threatens this broken man. He was Saul of Tarsus, a high-ranking and savage killer of Christians whose faith brought fear to the Romans. Luke, a physician, took great risks to visit Paul, comfort and care for him, transcribe Paul's letters, smuggle them out, and deliver them to the growing number of believers. Under Nero's brutal persecution, these people will try their best to spread the Christian gospel and change the world. Paul originally believed in Judaism. One time he encountered a miracle while hunting down Christians and was moved by the resurrected Christ. He became a Christian. He made significant contributions to preaching the gospel, inspired a large number of people to become Christians, and turned the world around. In the second half of his life, Paul encountered countless persecutions, pursuits, and was arrested and imprisoned. His influence on the progress of the church for future generations...