Shema (pronounced Sh'ma) is the Hebrew word for "Listen" and a film of Biblical historical-fiction that follows the story of Malchus, servant to the Temple High Priest during the time that Jesus was on Earth. Malchus is attacked by one of Jesus' Disciples resulting in Jesus performing a miraculous healing. Shema dives deeper into the fictional days that followed that healing. How does Malchus reconcile that he aided in the arrest of the man that healed him?
Christopher Bowden
Director
Sean Adam
Jesus of Nazareth
Lee Dickerson
Malchus
Matt Lemos
John
Giuseppe DiMarca
Peter
David Borgen
Temple Guard Captain
Marlee Michelle
Dalia
Lorelai Bearden
Bina
Edge Aftewicz
Joseph of Arimethea
Seanna Lemos
Mary Magdalene
Serafine Scrivner
Mary of Bethany
Judith Stoneburner
Martha of Bethany
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