The documentary "The Big Question" explores existential queries about the divine by asking direct questions to a diverse group of people. The setting is the backdrop of Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ", a "non-place" where individuals share their intimate perceptions of the divine. The film is a notebook of laic catechism, showcasing the cultural, religious, social, and geographical variety of the interviewees. It features a subtle and sometimes humorous research, touching on topics that resonate with believers, atheists, agnostics, and the undecided.
The Big Question
The movie explores the diverse perceptions of the divine through an unorthodox setting, the production of a film about the Passion of Christ.
