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Looking for Jesus
An average Joe becomes the poster boy for a book about Jesus due to his Christ-like appearance, but his meek and good-hearted nature ends up clashing with the publisher's earthly-minded motives.
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An average Joe becomes the poster boy for a book about Jesus due to his Christ-like appearance, but his meek and good-hearted nature ends up clashing with the publisher's earthly-minded motives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Luigi Comencini, Massimo Patrizi, Antonio Ricci
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Intercontinental Film Company, Société Nouvelle Cinévog
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