The film “The Thorn” will be shown in selected theaters this Easter weekend. (Photo provided)
From April 6 to 10, Christians can experience the world of ancient Jerusalem and witness the story of Jesus Christ on the big screen.
The Thorna visually stunning and powerfully emotional theatrical portrayal of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, is showing for the first time at selected theaters in South Africa during the Easter weekend.
This is definitely not just your average passion game. The Thorn features a dazzling combination of performing arts, aerial acrobatics and breath-taking shows that have been mesmerizing audiences across the US for nearly two decades.
The Thorn has a large cast of both professional and volunteer artists who share the heart of the message. It just adds more depth and authenticity to this timeless true story. Thus the actors give life to the unforgettable story of love, sacrifice and redemption.
The film follows Jesus’ journey from his birth to his miraculous teaching, his arrest, crucifixion and finally his resurrection. The result is a captivating experience that makes you laugh, cry and stir you to the core.
A screenshot from “the Thorn”. (Photo provided)
“This production will transport audiences back in time and take them on a journey through one of the most important stories in history,” said Benjamin Cowley, CEO of the Gravel Road Distribution Group.
Cowley mean The Thorn is not just another play, but rather an experience that leaves an eternal imprint on one’s heart.
“Any viewer will find it touching.”
Theaters where The Thorn will be issued:
Gauteng:
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- Clearwater Mall (Roodepoort)
- Menlyn Park (Pretoria)
- Woodlands (Pretoria)
- Westgate (Red Gate)
Starchinekor
- Brooklyn Commercial (Pretoria)
- Cresta (Randburg)
- Rosebank (Johannesburg)
Independent
- Century CinemaX (Roodepoort)
Western Cape:
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- Blue Route (Cape Town)
- Canal Walk (Cape Town)
- Somerset (Cape Town)
- The Glen (Cape Town)
- Tyger Valley (Cape Town)
- Worcester
Free State:
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- Loch Logan (Bloemfontein)
- The Strip (Welcome)
KwaZulu-Natal:
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- Ballito Junction (Ballito)
- The Pavilion (Durban)
Star-Kinekor
- Gateway Commercial (Durban)
Independent
- CineCentre (Pietermaritzburg)
- CineCentre (Suncoast, Durban)
Eastern Cape:
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- Boardwalk Casino (Gqeberha) (Port Elizabeth)
Star-Kinekor
Limpopo:
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- Masingita Mall (Giyani, Limpopo)
For more information on The Thorn visit www.thornmovie.co.za
Watch the trailers here:
