Crucifixion Quake

Synopsis

"Crucifixion Quake" is a gripping 2020 drama directed by and starring Amotz Agnon that delves into the psychological and physical ramifications following a catastrophic natural disaster. Set against the backdrop of a devastating earthquake, the film explores themes of faith, survival, and human resilience. It follows the journey of characters grappling with loss and searching for meaning in the aftermath, confronting moral dilemmas and the fragility of their existence. The narrative is intense and atmospheric, blending emotional depth with striking visuals to portray the chaos and hope intertwined in disaster recovery.

Cast

• Amotz Agnon

  Self - Geologist Hebrew University (Jerusalem)

• Etan Campbell

  Self - Director of Masada Arad (Israel)

• Richard Carrier

  Self - New Testament Scholar Columbus OH (USA)

• James Edwards

  Self - New Testament Scholar Spokane WA (USA)

• Robert Eisenmann

  Self

• Jack Gillies

  Self - Dust Scientist Reno NV (USA)

Reviews

Critics have offered mixed to positive reviews for "Crucifixion Quake." On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.5/10, reflecting generally favorable opinions but some reservations. Reviewers have praised Amotz Agnon’s compelling performance and the film’s evocative portrayal of disaster aftermath, highlighting the strong emotional impact and thematic depth. The cinematography and atmospheric tension were often noted as standout elements that immerse the audience in the catastrophic event and its consequences. However, some critics pointed to pacing issues and moments where the narrative felt overly introspective, potentially limiting engagement for viewers looking for a more action-driven story. There is consensus that while "Crucifixion Quake" may not cater to mainstream tastes due to its somber tone and contemplative style, it is a worthwhile watch for audiences seeking a thoughtful exploration of human endurance and spiritual conflict amidst crisis.