theologian's cut
2.5 hrs
A reverent, unflinching adaptation of the biblical text in its entirety, allowing every word to speak with its original theological weight.
perfect for:
Churches, Bible studies, small groups, colleges
cinema cut
1.3 hrs
A cinematic meditation on suffering, faith, and divine mystery, it immerses viewers in Job’s harrowing yet transcendent journey.
perfect for:
film groups, families, community groups
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Once you purchase your license, we'll send you a digital copy of the film along with materials to help you promote it. Not to be used for fundraising, this allows you to hold endless free events for just one payment.
Host screenings over 3 days for a USD $60 flat rate.
get your church screening licence nowHold unlimited screenings over 12 months with our Education License for USD $650.
get your education licence nowThe film is now available to stream through Wonder for just USD $6. You can choose between the two versions: Theologian's Cut is the full and complete Bible Book of Job 'word-for-word' and runsfort 2.5 hours. The Cinema Cut is a feature film that runs for 1:30 mins - both are ready to stream now.
The film is now available to stream through Wonder for just USD $10. You can choose between the two versions: Theologian's Cut is the full and complete Bible Book of Job 'word-for-word' and runsfort 2.5 hours. The Cinema Cut is a feature film that runs for 1:30 mins - both are ready to stream now.
watch theologian's cutwatch cinema cutOnce you purchase your license, we'll send you a digital copy of the film along with materials to help you promote it. Not to be used for fundraising, this allows you to hold endless free events for just one payment.
Host screenings over 3 days for a $60 USD flat rate.
get your licence nowHold unlimited screenings over 12 months with our Education License for $650 USD
get your licence nowThe film is now available to stream through Wonder for just USD $6.
You can choose between the two versions: Theologian's Cut is the full and complete Bible Book of Job 'word-for-word' and runsfort 2.5 hours. The Cinema Cut is a feature film that runs for 1:30 mins - both are ready to stream now.
The film is now available to stream through Wonder for just USD $10.
You can choose between the two versions: Theologian's Cut is the full and complete Bible Book of Job 'word-for-word' and runsfort 2.5 hours. The Cinema Cut is a feature film that runs for 1:30 mins - both are ready to stream now.
18. THE BOOK OF JOB is a “word-for-word” Bible movie book.
Experience first hand the incredible grief and loss suffered by Job, the loss of family and health with his terrible boils vividly displayed. The scenes of heaven where God and satan debate Jobs’ integrity are a rare insight into the reason why “bad things hapen to good people”. God speaks dramatically through a whirlwind revealing mysteries that leave Job and his friends in awe and stunned silence. This award winning movie gives audiences the great opportunity to reflect on God and His mysterious, but always right and just, ways of working out the salvation of mankind and for each one of us individually.
Job
Joshua Adamson
Job is the "greatest man among all the people of the east". Job has a depth of integrity that is acknowledged by God yet unsettles his friends. Job suffers terribly, is in constant pain and many sections of his dialogue are prayers directed towards heaven. Job is mindfulful of his friends and aware of when he "steps over the line"...but, because Job's whole life is "over the line" he does not mince any words!
Job's Wife
Jessica Marchi
Job's wife is glorious in beauty at the start of the film and introduces the narrative to her three beautiful daughters. In her grief she tells Job to "curse God and die". At the end of the film we see her and Job reconciled with her beautiful children.
Eliphaz
Shane Emmett
In the initial exchanges Eliphaz is humble, quiet endearing and loving and describes a shadow dream experience that gives him a confident, bold perspective. After his initial exchanges Eliphaz becomes increasingly offended, accusing, condemning and a bit of a "know-it-all".
Bildad
Roberto Zenca
A descendant (or follower) of Shuah, son of Abraham and Keturah, whose family lived in the deserts of Arabia. Bildad is Sympathetic, but imploring. He then turns to his companions and starts to "grandstand" before them, airing his opinions. He then develops his speech into an aggressive accusation of Job with a complete disregard of Job's suffering.
Elihu
Tim Lim
Descended from Nahor (Job 32:2, 34:1). He is said to have descended from Buz who may be from the line of Abraham (Genesis 22:20-21 mentions Buz as a nephew of Abraham).Chapters 32 through 37 of the Book of Job consist entirely of Elihu's speech to Job. He is never mentioned again after the end of this speech. Elihu Speaks with a boldness and authority that shame his friends into further stunned silence.
Zophar
Ben Brock
Zophar suggests that Job's suffering could be divine punishment. Zophar goes into great detail about the consequences of living a life of sin. Angry, arrogant and without mercy. At one point he starts crying "crocodile tears" with a hand on job's shoulder. Approaches job boldly while he lies prostrate on the ground and shouts angry insults as he stands over him.
What is the universal story?
There is something uniquely raw and real about the Book of Job narrative. This ancient text presents a heartbreaking question that perhaps every person can relate to, ‘What do I do when things go wrong?’ I set out to create a film that didn’t sugarcoat Job’s physical, emotional and spiritual pain. I didn’t want to offer a five cent answer to a priceless question, rather my aim was to invite audiences to sit with Job in discomfort as he questions God… and waits for a response.
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