Jesus 2016
"One betrayal is enough"
In Fernando Guzzoni's gripping Chilean drama Jesus (2016), an 18-year-old protagonist navigates a hollow routine of drugs, casual encounters, and idle TV watching alongside his distant father in Santiago.
Director: Fernando Guzzoni
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jesus (2016) about?
Jesus follows an 18-year-old in Santiago whose life spirals after he and his friends commit a brutal hate crime. The film tracks his descent into guilt and his desperate search for atonement amid a world of neglect and reckless choices.
Who directed Jesus?
Fernando Guzzoni, known for his incisive storytelling and sharp social critique, directed Jesus (2016).
Who stars in Jesus?
The film features Nicolás Durán in the lead role, alongside Alejandro Goic, Gastón Salgado, Sebastián Ayala, and Esteban González.
Is Jesus (2016) worth watching?
Jesus (2016) is a compelling drama for fans of raw, character-driven storytelling. Its unflinching look at moral failure and societal apathy offers a thought-provoking experience, though its bleak tone may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is Jesus?
Jesus (2016) has a runtime of 85 minutes.
About Jesus (2016) — A raw Chilean drama of guilt and redemption
In Fernando Guzzoni's gripping Chilean drama Jesus (2016), an 18-year-old protagonist navigates a hollow routine of drugs, casual encounters, and idle TV watching alongside his distant father in Santiago. Life takes a dark turn when his reckless group of friends, fueled by alcohol, commits a violent hate crime against a young gay man, plunging Jesús into a harrowing moral reckoning.
The film explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the brutal consequences of unchecked privilege, all set against the mundane backdrop of a youth culture searching for meaning. With its raw atmosphere and unflinching portrayal of a society's blind spots, Jesus (2016) is a powerful, unsettling dive into the depths of human frailty.