Here is the listing for this film on the Arts&Faith Top100 list.

Link to the Barbarian Invasions thread, which was once known as "a sequel to jesus of montreal?"

New link to the Flickerings blurb on this film.

Whoa -- I just thought of a whole other element of allegory or shadowing of the life of Jesus into this film.

The film opens with another actor, who (pointing to Daniel) says "Now there's an actor."

John the Baptist!

Hey, I explicitly MENTIONED that in the post-film discussion last week! The actor to whom you refer is actually a fusion of John the Baptist and Judas Iscariot -- like John, he serves as a sort of forerunner and he is defeated by a woman who "wants his head", and like Judas, he betrays his colleagues and "hangs" himself (not only quasi-literally in the Brothers Karamazov play, but metaphorically, when his face is put on the poster for cologne and "hung" in the subway).

You were there?

Just kidding. With all the other brilliant comments and observations, I must have missed that one. For some reason it just floated into my head this morning.

Link to the thread on Days of Darkness (2007), which brings back at least one of this film's characters.

techne wrote:
: . . . and ultimately, it is a movie that affirms the Truth of christ.

Just wondering, what do you mean by this?

Here is the official thread: http://artsandfaith.com/index.php?showtopic=3522