Judas' Gospel

Judas Iscariot wakes from a vision of his own noose. Instead of betrayal, he receives a special mission from Jesus, recorded on a scroll lost for centuries. The film explores an alternate history through the lens of a Gnostic apocrypha, where treachery becomes the highest form of devotion. The action unfolds between the dusty streets of Jerusalem and the secret meetings of early Christians, pitting Peter's fanatical faith against Mary Magdalene's doubts. The screenplay balances theological debate with personal drama, inviting the viewer to reconsider one of the most famous biblical narratives. At its core is not the event, but its interpretation, where every character becomes a bearer of their own truth.