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Production: Jesus of Montreal

The theatrical presentation Jesus of Montreal was a production based on several different actors and actresses. This used some of the ideas of Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956), “who lived and wrote in the United States during the 1940s, he wanted to provoke his audience into thinking about what they were seeing.” “To do this, he would interrupt a story with a song or a speech by a narrator.” At the beginning of this film Jesus of Montreal it gives the audience a certain shock because it starts out as a play then later you realize that was not the film it was the play within this film.

There are many images portrayed in this production. However, there are at least two images that are noticeable in this film. The image of the film was located in the modern city in modern time. The film had the pay phone which one actress used when the character Daniel (JESUS) got hurt during the play. They also had thick computers, cameras, and different forms of modern technology. The play used different images such Roman clothing, crucifixions as a form of punishment and their language, which was French.

This production is functionally distinguishable because our language is mostly English and our clothing is very different. We don


The production generated satisfying, simplistic clarity. By being involved in the Baptist church the story of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was recognizable. The shocking part to me was that the character of Jesus died in real life in the film and his parts were used to help someone else. I believe that was a great way to end the film however, since Jesus sacrificed his life for us, so each one of us is able to live today.

The constructed reality of the play is recognizable if you are familiar with the ideas of Christ. The film is alluring because Montreal, Canada is a beautiful place and a great place to visit. However, the play is not alluring and is forbidding because the Roman Empire captured its slaves and left the streets filled with rotting corpses and people being left to die.

The forces that operate in this world is the church showed as the actor who plays Jesus walks through the church and stands in the cross shape made by the church benches. The police when asked not to perform the play stop the government, as the actors. Money because this is a non-profit theater and the actors and actresses has to be paid somehow to make a living. Religion also operated in this world because it was an organized religion of Jews and Catholics who corporate with the church leaders and businesses vs. the forces of the Medieval church. The nature of the characters was Caucasians and they behaved according to the scripts of the play. While the two actresses were leadin

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