For anyone wanting an authentic look at the life of Jesus

• This film is a powerful resource for sharing Good News in a new way

• You'll have a powerful grasp of Luke as it happened

Word-for-word, The Gospel of Luke faithfully re-creates the stories of Luke's gospel with narration from veteran actors Richard E. Grant (Withnail & I, Downton Abbey) and Sir Derek Jacobi (Gladiator, The King's Speech).

Shot on location in Morocco, the second film in the Lumo Project series uses on-location filming in Morocco and a multi-million-pound budget to create the most authentic bible portrayal so far. All the actors speak in the original Aramaic language, as well as wearing costumes accurate to the period. The movie uses the 'latest theological, historical and archaeological research' to authentically render the fourth gospel faithfully and cinematically.

The Lumo Project's goal is to film all four of the gospels in the most realistic and authentic way possible. The gospels for a visual age is the Lumo Project's mission and goal. With cutting-edge computer-generated Jerusalem and Temple, the latest in theological research and historical findings, and a beautiful cinematic styling, this series aims to redefine how we see the Gospels in the visual age.

This striking film is great for Church talks, small group discussions, or even a movie night in with popcorn and comfy chairs.

Both accurate and cinematic, The Gospel of Luke is the second of four films to recreate the unabridged life of Jesus, word-for-word.

Winner of UK Christian Film Festival Awards 2015: Best Series and Best of British. 207 mins