A servant of Christ, a mad ruler, and a soldier of Rome – to save his people is a choice between life or salvation. An inspiring Biblical story of love, courage, and unwavering faith, brought to life on the screen with stars John Rhys-Davis (Lord of the Rings) and Stephen Baldwin (The Usual Suspects).

The Emperor Nero (Baldwin) has imprisoned the Apostle Peter (Rhys-Davis) and, attempting to gain a confession from him, has tortured him close to death. Nero orders Susanna, a servant of his wife, to keep him alive. During her visits to the prison, Susanna develops a relationship with Martinian, a Roman soldier. Infl uenced by both his feelings for Susanna and the stories of Peter, Martinian comes to realise that it is not the Christians who are the criminals, but rather his own Emperor.

This poignant story of redemption, featuring a powerhouse appearance from Baldwin as Nero, pitted against cinema veteran Rhys-Davis’s Peter, with up and coming star Stephen Byers as the torn guard Martinian, is lavish and unforgettable, in the best tradition of Hollywood epics.