"The King of Kings" is an animated adaptation of the Jesus story, featuring a blend of whimsy and Dickensian flavor, designed for younger audiences during Easter. Directed by Seong-Ho Jang, the film features an impressive voice cast including Kenneth Branagh and Oscar Isaac. The narrative starts in 19th-century England, where Charles Dickens' son Walter and his cat transport to ancient Israel, engaging with pivotal biblical events. While tackling major themes such as forgiveness and imagination, it also simplifies complex concepts for child viewers, making the film both entertaining and educational.
"Anyone here who has never sinned can throw the first stone. Go ahead, I'll wait." This line encapsulates the film's approach to sharing biblical themes with children.
Walter and his cat imagine themselves in ancient Israel, exploring the life of Jesus while also addressing familiar biblical stories and lessons in a whimsical tone.
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