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British producer Kent Walwin attempts a film on Christs journey to enlightenment,through India
Films on the Lord tend to be controversial,ask Mel Gibson who made The Passion of the Christ or Martin Scorsese who directed The Last Temptation of Christ,but veteran British film producer Kent Walwin is quietly confident about his ambitious film on Jesus. His movie,Young Jesus: The Missing Years,he says,will fill the gaps in Christs story. My film is about his journey and his enlightenment,unlike Gibsons film that focussed on the Crucifixion, says Walwin at The Oberoi,Delhi.
Walwin describes himself as a practising Christian and is convinced that India featured prominently in Christs journey. Many believe Jesus spent the missing years here. The gospels do not mention where he went after the age of 12 and there are strong reasons to suggest that he came to Asia,especially India,because of the religious upsurge during 14 AD, says Walwin.
He began the project last year,after meeting friend and one of the executive producers of the film,SK Modi. While he is certain the film will face opposition from religious groups,Walwin has met with the archbishop of Westminster and the bishop of London and has also got Christian researcher Rev. Peter Owen Jones to study the subject. The criticism will depend on the way we tackle the subject, he says.
His next project will be a Slumdog Millionaire imitation,on the consequences of living in a reality TV-infested world.
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