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The Last Supper

Name: The Last Supper
Genre: Drama
Released: 2025-03-14
Duration: 114 min
Rating: 7.141

★ 7,1 /10 (64 Votes)

2025 EN 114 min

Overview

In the days leading to betrayal, a gathering of disciples unravels into a web of secrets and hidden motives. As tensions simmer beneath the surface, trust is tested, and loyalty is questioned. The Last Supper becomes a night where nothing is as it seems, and every glance hides a deeper truth.

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Release date

14/03/2025

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Popularity

2.8

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Genres

Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

114 min

Budget

$8,000,000

Revenue

$6,254,291

Website

thelastsupper.movie

Jamie Ward

Jesus Christ

James Oliver Wheatley

Peter

Charlie MacGechan

John

Nathalie Rapti Gomez

Mary Magdalene

James Faulkner

Caiaphas

Robert Knepper

Judas

Daniel Fathers

Joseph of Arimathea

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Batoul Marie Prenant

Rachel

Sami Fekkak

Sextus

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Harry Anton

Simon the Zealot

Benjamin Dilloway

Malchus

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Valentina Kamenova

Esther

Faical El Kihel

Tiberius

Henry Garrett

Nicodemus

Fredrik Wagner

Andrew

Sairi Salma

Caiaphas wife

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Ismael Kanater

Grandfather Ezequiel

Youssef Tounzi

James the lesser

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Abbas Abdulghani

Patron David

Laura Fuino

Lady Leah

Ottavio Taddei

James The Greater

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Mayssae El Halla

Mother Mary

Billy Rayner

Thomas

Abdeslam Bouhcini

Bartholomew

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Vincenzo Galluzzo

Phillip

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Joud Bouhcini

Oldest Boy Moses

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If The Last Supper (2025) were gospel, Holy Week would be much shorter. This film believes the events leading up to the Passion of Jesus would benefit from an even more compressed timeline; thus, it condenses the entry into Jerusalem, the cleansing of the Temple, and the Last Supper into what appears to be the course of a single day and night. Things begin to happen in quick succession during and after the Supper; accordingly, the movie’s pacing aligns more closely with the biblical narrative. Nonetheless, the screenplay takes a few liberties with certain characters — specifically Peter (Ja…

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