Resurrection

At the Roman Jerusalem garrison on of the legion gets the double duty of being part of the party that carried out the crucifixion of Jesus and the two thieves. He's then given the duty of being part of the party that guards the tomb of Joseph of Arimethea where Jesus was interred.

Only Claudius the protagonist of our story played by Robert Jobe gives out with a strange story which I won't reveal. The rest of the guard detail tell the inquiry that they fell asleep. After all guarding a tomb for violation can be mighty dull work. But that was then and now a serious offense in the military. But the court lets them go.

No doubt the Roman and Jewish Sanheddrin establishment are working to cook up some plausible story especially as reports of Jesus being up and about are heard. As for Claudius he's got some most critical life choices to make.

For a non-professional production Resurrection is both good and imaginary. It has characters you can identify with even in modern times.

It will probably only get church basement showings and on Christian telvision and that's a pity.