The Greatest is the Least(1997)

The Greatest is the Least is a film exploring the early Christian disciples as they grapple with Jesus' teachings after his resurrection. While laboring in a salt mine, James observes two prisoners locked in a bitter struggle for dominance. The moment triggers his memory of Jesus embracing children and washing his disciples' feet—acts of profound humility. Through James's reflection, the film reveals a central message: in Christ's kingdom, greatness is not measured by those who serve you, but by those you serve. The story examines how the disciples learned to live out radical servanthood in their daily lives.