The heartbreaking new film tells of beheadings of 21 Coptotic Christians at the hands of ISIS Islamic extremists a decade ago.
Still, the film simply entitled “The 21” tells a heart-pounding story of the incredible faith of the martyrs, how they were hardworking to the end.
Producer Mandy Hart said, “The number of nanosecond opportunities and men who had to save their lives in 40 days of captivity, and I don't know what I imagine. All 21 people. was faithful at the end.”
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The Hart and the More Productions team unveiled a 13-minute film at the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, DC last week. It was a reminder of how the events of February 15, 2015 shocked the world. Islamic extremists filmed the cruel murders, which shocked the world because of the pure horror and two of its staging.
As a way to relieve fear and strengthen the spirit of hope, 21″ tells the story through animation – confusion with actual ISIS propaganda footage.
Ten years ago this week, ISIS Radicals beheaded 21 Coptoc Christians. The new film with animation tells the story of the persuasive depth of faith in men. (AP)
But it's the image of animation that has a greater impact. Animation is an orthodox iconography style. Paintings of saints and Jesus, iconostas, screens in front of the altar, naves, sanctuaries, domes of all Orthodox churches in the world.
Hart said, “I knew there was a need for a project that reflected the Coptic tradition, particularly the cultural characteristics of its iconography.”
She called its “function” and its architecture and community, and “the way that symbolism, colour, shape and the iconography were actually related to creating icons.”
“The fact that all of them were faithful to the end is just amazing.”
In a recent episode of “Lighthouse Faith” podcastproducer Mandy Hart spoke more about the transformational power of how to make “21” and learning about what these men endure for their faith.
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They were simple Egyptian workers who worked in Libya, and that members of ISIS would entice them to condemn their faith in Jesus Christ, the only condition for ensuring their freedom. I requested it.
The man refused. For a month and a half, the man was tortured and abused. They were then put in orange jumpsuits and paraded into sandy hills where masked knife-wielding extremists lined up them and took their lives.
The terrorists wanted “at least one man” to break away. Save yourself by “denying Christ,” the producer of the new film, “The 21.” “No one did it.” (istock)
Hart said the most wild part of the story is not actually in the new film.
“They were actually beheaded one by one,” she said. “And ISIS did that… to be killed in that horrible way, it would persuade at least one man to break away to save himself by denial of Christ, and they No one did. One.”
“Talking about loyalty is one thing. Seeing it demonstrated in close-up is another.”
Hart added emotionally. “There are no words [about] Depth of [their] faith. And it was also very challenging and convicted. I can't imagine myself in that position. And the fact that all of them were faithful to the end is just astounding. ”
Hart intentionally did not view ISIS footage of the beheading. It was too much to take. But coach Todd Polson did.
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He told Fox News, “The original video made by ISIS is surreal. I've only seen it once, but…[it is] It burned in my memory forever. It's just as heartbreaking as it is exciting. The sacrifice of martyrs is so perfect that it is inspiring. It is one thing to talk about their loyalty. It's different to see it demonstrated in close-ups. ”
Polson also said, “Many of the martyr's families play original ISIS videos in their homes on the loop. One of the complaints they have is that “21” is not violent enough. That's what it is. Their men passed by. ”
Iraqi Islamic State and the Levant (also known as ISIL, ISIS) fighter jets held flags and weapons on the streets of Mosul city on June 23, 2014. (Reuters photo)
ISIS filmed their hatred for the purposes of propaganda and power, believing it would signal the arrival of a new caliph for the glory of Islam.
However, transcriptions from interviews with ISIS members conducted by the authorities revealed that other supernatural forces were at work in that Sandy Hill as well.
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On that sandy beach ten years ago, those men may have witnessed God's Holy Army.
Hart said, “In an interview with a former ISIS member who talks about earthquakes in particular, he talks about some of the shadow figures being seen and the sword-bearing figures. Beach.”
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film It depicts these supernatural events.
The shadow figure probably even Jesus himself appears as an angel of light.
The report shows that one of the extremists (not in the picture) has become faith and has been baptized. According to the film's producers, he is hidden. (istock)
On that sandy beach ten years ago, those men may have witnessed the power of God's Holy Army and Satan in their ancient battles.
And at least one member of ISIS was shaken by the core.
Hart said that one ISIS member was very terrifying to see him escape. There are reports that he came to faith and was baptized. According to Hart, he is hiding.
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The larger story showed the depth of faith throughout the Coptic community. “Copto” means the Egyptians. Coptic is one of the original Christian orthodox churches.
For two thousand years they were persecuted churches.
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And Hart said some scholars believe they have millions of martyrs in the course of history, past and present.
The 21 martyrs asked Jesus to forgive their murderers – as Jesus said, while they were crucified, “Father, forgive them.
The 21 martyrs asked Jesus to forgive their murderers – as Jesus said, while they were crucified, “Father, forgive them. (istock)
Films show the power of that name when it is more acceptable to publicly blasphemously pro-glomerately than to praise Jesus.
Hart reflected greater benefits that emerged from such evil.
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She said that Archbishop of Angelos, Coptic Archbishop of London, told her to think about when a former member of ISIS who became a follower died.
Twenty-one Copton men welcome him to heaven as their brother. The enemy born solely from Christ can be alone.
