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Ave.,Chicago,I11.60605(adivision of the Catholic Adult Education Center,Chicago)which is the educational affiliate of theNationai Catholic Office for Motion Pictures,453 Madison Ave.,New York,N.Y.10022.  \nTHE GOSPEL AcCORDING To ST.MATTHEW(II VangeloSecondo Matteo).Arco Films —An Italian-FrenchProduction(1964).Released by Continental—A Divi-sion of Walter Reade-Sterling,Inc.135 minutes  \nCREDITS:  \nDirector and Script(Pier Paolo Pasolini),Producer(Alfredo Bini),Photography(Tonini dell Colli),ArtDirector(Luigi Scaccianoce),Costume Designer(DaniloDonati),Montage(Nino Baragli),Original MusicalScore(Luis Enrique Bacalov),Text of Gospel in Italian(Edition,Pro Civitate Christiana,Assisi),BackgroundMusic(Prokofiev,Bach,Mozart,Congolese Missa LubaNegro spirituals,popular Russian songs).  \nCAST:  \nEnrique Irazoque(Christ),Margherita Caruso(YoungerMary),Susanna Pasolini(Older Mary),MarcelloMorante(Joseph),Mario Socrate(John the Baptist)Settimio Di Porto(Peter),Otello Sestili(Judas),Fer-ruccio Zuzzo(Matthew),Giacomo Morante(John),Alfonso Gatto(Andrew),Enzo Siciliano(Simon),Gior-gio Agamben(Philip),Guido Cerratani(Bartholomew),Luigi Barbini(James the Less),Marcello Galdini(James the Greater),Elio Spaziani(Thaddeus),Ros-sario Migale(Thomas),Rodolfo Wilcock(Caiphas),Alessandro Tasca(Pilate),Amerigo Bevilacqua(Herod  \nI),Francesco Leonetti(Herod Antipas),Franca Cupane(Herodias),Paola Tedesco(Salome),Rossana di Rocco(angel),Eliseo Boschi(Joseph of Arimathea),NataliaGinzburg(Mary of Bethany),Renato Terra(pharisee).  \nDEDICATION:\"To the dear memory of Pope JohnXXIII.\"  \nAWARD:Winner of the Grand Prize,InternationalCatholic Film Office.  \nCover photograph of a scene from The Gospel according to St.Matthew(courtesy of Continental—A Division of Walter Reade.Sterling,Inc.)  \nTHE RELIGIOUS FILM  \nMotion pictures on religious themes have always beenpopular with the mass audience.In Japan,period-filmsdealing with the religious and heroic legends of thepeople made up over half of the productions before theSecond World War.The emphasis was greater in Indiaeven from the earliest days of the silent cinema whenaudiences were often prone to prostrate themselves be-fore the image of Rama or Lord Krishna.In Westernculture,at least two films were centered around the lifeof Christ in productions of the early 1900's,onepatented with the paper prints in the Library of Congressand the other noted in Europe.D.W.Griffith's firstmajor epic was the four-reel Judith of Bethulia(1914),with Blanche Sweet in the role of the biblical heroine.But it was Cecil B.De Mille who rode to fame on hisown special brand of religious spectacle,best embodiedin The Ten Commandments(1923)and King of Kings(1927).Both films were remade in wide screen andstereo and received much the same treatment as beforeNicholas Ray's production of King of Kings(1961),however,did make a greater attempt to relate directlyto the scripture text.The most recent Hollywood pictureon the_life of Christ,George Stevens'The GreatestStory Ever Told(1965),added the further dimensionof a human,living personality.By contrast,Pier PaoloPasolini's interpretation of The Gospel According toSt.Matthew is the most fundamental and conciselyaccurate to date.It is the historical account of only oneevangelist,a stylized(but not artificial)version of whatthe French historian,Renan,claimed was \"the mostimportant book in the world.”  \nST.MATTHEW'S GOSPEL  \nSt.Matthew wrote his Gospel in Aramaic for Jewishconverts in Palestine prior to 70 A.D.The original textwas lost,and our present version comes from a Greekcopy prepared for a Gentile community as late as 80  \nA.D.It is fairly certain that the later Matthew hadMark's Gospel to draw from,in addition to a compilationof Jesus'discourses(which Matthew could have writtendown himself as they were being delivered).It is alsoevident that his intention was to preserve the 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