Jesus: A Deaf Missions Film - Melbourne Screening

God’s story is unstoppable when it is in the heart language of a people group. JESUS: a Deaf Missions film, uses Deaf actors to bring the story of Jesus to life from a Deaf perspective for a Deaf audience. The long-awaited, first feature film about Jesus in American Sign Language is finally here in Melbourne, Australia! The best part of it all is that it’s a Deaf led production and cast. 

View the film

For the first time in history viewers will have the unique opportunity to experience the story of Jesus presented as a feature film entirely in American Sign Language. JESUS: a Deaf Missions film will take you on a journey with Jesus and his disciples. Witness His miracles, His transformative power, and His challenges to the religious elite in a time of high tension under Roman rule in Judea. The Jews were anticipating a Messiah, but Jesus was not what they expected. What the religious leaders orchestrated to be Jesus’ end instead changed the world forever. Immerse yourself in Jesus’ love as He offers hope, forgiveness, and eternal life. 

Meet the Producers

American Deaf producer & director, Joseph D. Josselyn (of Deaf Missions) and Deaf producer, Michael Davis (of GUM Vision Studio), bring the movie to life for Deaf audiences. Both Joseph & Michael will be here in person, in Melbourne, for this exciting screening of their film! They are looking forward to meeting you on the night.

Accessibility

The film is accessible to all audiences with Auslan translation and English captions. Please contact us by Monday 19th May if you require access for low vision.

Please share this around and invite your family, friends and Deaf allies to be the first to view this film in Brighton, Melbourne on Wednesday 28th May, in this exciting Deaf event.

Doors open: 6.00pm

Screening begins: 7.00pm

Notice for parents: This film is not rated. From our viewing of the film, we recommend viewing for children 13 years and older for scenes of graphic depictions of violence and mature themes.