According to Pontius Pilate(1988)

According to Pontius Pilate is a film that retells the story of Jesus Christ's trial and crucifixion from the viewpoint of the Roman governor who presided over it. Rather than centering on religious figures, the narrative unfolds through Pilate's eyes as he navigates the political pressures, moral ambiguities, and cultural tensions of first-century Judea. The film examines how a man caught between imperial authority and local unrest grapples with one of history's most consequential decisions. By shifting perspective to the administrator tasked with maintaining order, According to Pontius Pilate offers a fresh angle on a foundational religious and historical moment, exploring themes of power, conscience, and responsibility.