The Dec. 24 cartoon about Joseph and Mary being “illegal immigrants” was not good humor and missed the truth by 180 degrees. I don’t know if the cartoonist has a political or social agenda ...

A new movie about the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, is sparking debate among viewers and religious scholars alike. “Mary,” a Biblical epic streaming now on Netflix, tells the story of the ...

Several other actors in the movie, including Ido Tako, who plays Joseph, and Keren Tzur, who plays Elizabeth, are also Israeli. The real Mary was believed to be a Jewish woman from Nazareth, Galilee.

This holiday season, viewers can travel back in time to revisit the biblical story of Mary and her journey before giving birth to Jesus. See where and when to watch the new movie.

Netflix’s “Mary, ” coming to the streaming platform on December 6, stars Israeli actress Noa Cohen in the titular role, and Israeli actor Ido Tako as Joseph, Jesus’ father.

Detail of Netflix’s ‘Mary’ movie poster features actress Noa Cohen in the title role alongside Ido Tako and Anthony Hopkins. (photo: Courtesy of Netflix) Joseph Pronechen Movies November 29 ...

What could be (or should be) more welcome around Christmastime than a movie about Mary and the birth of Jesus? On Dec. 6, such a movie — titled Mary — premieres on Netflix.

The movie ends with a voice-over narration from Mary: “Love will cost you dearly. It will pierce your heart. But in the end, love will save the world.” Merry Chrysler!

Aside from a TV movie starring Christian Bale called Mary, the Mother of Jesus, which looks into both her pregnancy and her relationship with Jesus up to his death on the cross, a film that looks ...

Now Netflix has picked up its first original Bible movie: Mary, a film about Jesus’ mother, starring Bible-movie veteran Anthony Hopkins (Peter and Paul, Noah) as King Herod.

On Dec. 6, the film, Mary, will be released on Netflix, two days before the celebration of the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception in the Catholic Church. The official synopsis of the movie states, ...

Catholic Hollywood director D.J. Caruso set out to tell the story of Mary as seen through her own eyes, in a new film available on Netflix December 6. “You may think you know my story,” Mary tells ...