Color of the Cross
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| Color of the Cross | |
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| Directed by | Jean-Claude La Marre |
| Produced by | Ken Halsband Jessie Levostre Cecil L. Murray |
| Written by | Jean-Claude La Marre |
| Starring | Jean-Claude La Marre Debbi Morgan Elya Baskin David Gianopoulos Ananda Lewis Caspar Poyck |
| Music by | Flexx Jean-Claude La Marre |
| Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
| Release date(s) | October 27, 2006 |
| Language | English |
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Color of the Cross is a 2006 biopic film written by, directed by, and starring Jean-Claude La Marre.
The Film is unique in that it is one of the few depictions of Christ as a black man, and that it claims that Jesus' persecution may have been a result of racism.[1]
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Color of the Cross is a biopic film about the life of Jesus Christ. It addresses four specific areas of his life. It looks at Jesus and his disciples, the Romans occupying Judea, the rabbis in the Sanhedrin, and the family life of Joseph, Mary and their remaining children.
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The novel version of the screenplay, also entitled Color of the Cross, was penned by writer/singer/actress Ayvee Verzonilla.
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