Mary and Joe

2002
PG
1h 42min

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Logline: What if we were still waiting for the first Christmas? 'Mary and Joe' puts the event in contemporary New York where a young couple is faced with an unbelievable miracle.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhat if Jesus were born in the year 2002 to a young Jewish couple in New York City, instead of Bethlehem two millennia ago?What if Jesus were born in the year 2002 to a young Jewish couple in New York City, instead of Bethlehem two millennia ago?What if Jesus were born in the year 2002 to a young Jewish couple in New York City, instead of Bethlehem two millennia ago?

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What an amazing and thoughtful film

This is an incredible re-telling of a familar story. This movie asks the question "what if we were still waiting for the messiah?" In this movie..Our adorable couple Mary and Joe (who are totally devoted to "waiting for marriage") find themselves in the most amazing storyline. God has heard the prayers of His people and has sent "the Messiah" to a young NY woman from the house of David. She must somehow tell the man she loves that God has told her - she is pregnant with the Messiah.

From the first minute you can not help but love "Mary and Joe". Mary is so fresh, young, full of life... Joe is so in love with her.. The casting of the two lovebirds is what makes this film so great and the story is so powerful. It makes you consider - how did the real "Mary and Joe" feel going thought everything leading up to that awesome night.

More than anything this movie really makes you think.. which is what I consider the ear mark of a great film.