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Son of God (2014) has an extensive (and intense) trial and cross scene, and a well-done resurrection scene.

Of course, the depiction of the Trial and Crucifixion presents a challenge to teachers of younger children, and those older children who may struggle with seeing Jesus beaten and killed.

Looking over the various videos, you can go from "sad but sanitized" to full-on bloody torture (which is to say, "true"). The level of graphic violence in Son of God falls somewhere between movingly appropriate and graphic enough.

You can purchase the Son of God DVD or find it on-demand online. Below is a very modest quality preview of the movie found on YouTube that's for previewing, not for showing.

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