This is the first time I heard of a movie about the last days of Mary. It is a great portrait of what could have been her life after the martyrdom and resurrection of Christ.
The relation of the Virgin with Peter, prince of the Apostles, is carefully developed, and shows the challenges of the Church in its first decade of existence. Its slow pace opens the mind for a meditative experience while enjoying the beautiful landscapes of nature.
Although I do have some concerns: about the Eucharist being showed mostly as a sacrament of unity of Christian people and not explicitly as the Body and Blood of Christ. And the Assumption of Mary is just implied.
But, in general it is a very likable movie and just nice to feel what would have been the experience to dialog with our Heavenly Mother.
The relation of the Virgin with Peter, prince of the Apostles, is carefully developed, and shows the challenges of the Church in its first decade of existence. Its slow pace opens the mind for a meditative experience while enjoying the beautiful landscapes of nature.
Although I do have some concerns: about the Eucharist being showed mostly as a sacrament of unity of Christian people and not explicitly as the Body and Blood of Christ. And the Assumption of Mary is just implied.
But, in general it is a very likable movie and just nice to feel what would have been the experience to dialog with our Heavenly Mother.