Product Overview
This is the definitive, most up to date collection of 4 stunning films on the Shroud of Turin that spans 38 years of award-winning filmmaking on the Shroud by acclaimed British film producer and director David Rolfe.
All four films use the latest scientific, historical, medical and archaeological research on the Shroud to reveal all the evidence for the authenticity of it as the burial cloth of Christ. The foremost experts worldwide on the Shroud were involved with these films, and Rolfe's film crew were given unprecedented access to the Shroud and filmed it in high definition.
The Films - Two Disc Set
The Silent Witness: This film broke box office records when it opened up in London in 1978. Kenneth More narrates what became the most successful film ever made on the subject, winning a British Academy Award and many other international prizes. This film greatly expanded interest in the Shroud worldwide. 53 minutes, English
Shroud of Turin: Commissioned by the BBC in 2008, 20 years after the C14 test that cast a shadow over Shroud research, this film looks at how that test stands up against the weight of other evidence from history, archaeology, forensic medicine, art, and 3D analysis. It is the first film production to have direct access to film the Shroud in high definition. 59 minutes, English
Shroud: The official film for the 2010 Exposition of the Shroud. Written by Ian Wilson, it tells the story of the Shroud for our modern age of high technology to show the image of the Man on the Shroud as never before see. This film does not shrink from examining the religious significance of what has become the single most studied article in history. 48 minutes. In seven languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Russian.
A Grave Injustice: Narrated by James Phelps, this 2015 documentary provides a new investigation into the authenticity of the Shrod. From the middle of the last century the evidence in favor of its authenticity built until, for many, it was unarguable. But one carbon-dating test, which many consider deeply flawed, purported to show the Shroud as a medieval forgery. This film provides you with the opportunity to assess just how far this judgement was. 30 minutes, English.
NTSC Region 1
190 minutes
Color
Widescreen
