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starting november 11th on d.w. . with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press . giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for mines. the main actors in this production of the new testament on migrants it's a political project by the swiss director know how antony no shukaku is nigerian he's a christian and he's playing an apostle. who goes. if

you don't get unless. it is a project that combines art and politics in the european capital of culture in southern italy. oh that would have cut. that you would know that. today's the day of the big rally antony dons his apostle costume incense all for the meeting point in my tatters oldtown several famous films about jesus have been shot here this one is special it depicts the life of jesus but will also be about a real life protest a march against the exploitation of refugees from africa supporters have come from the surrounding migrant reception centers and towns. where. the posters are almost ready and there's

a relaxed atmosphere the political protest is also part of mido house film this is a real campaign for justice led by migrants playing jesus and his disciples. and that oh that would. have that. that would pull that. lot to. curtain and. c it is a revolt of dignity the protesters are demanding family working conditions and for residency permits for refugees a life of dignity. that . that. some local farmers have come to support the campaign for tomatoes red gold.

symbolize major corporations crushing them means calling for an end to exploitation . it's an easy message to understand. that. i. felt that if this is good that was to hold. up in the middle east you're going to ask. you know. that and i think that's the public this was big sis this it. that's why you know we are don't forget. that the. locals migrants and tourists muslims and christians all united against exploitation

. but that you bought it it was very moving to dissipate in this demonstration. that was it was really powerful beautiful i've never seen such a sense of community my opinion that. generally migrants live a long way from the city borgo metz anonyma is one of the biggest camps in southern italy with 2000 people mainly men living here many of them are here illegally they are seasonal laborers working for a pittance they have to give some of the money they earn to the math. antony arrived 2 years ago after his father was murdered by islamists. life is just a life of on your own nobody cares about you everybody they are fighting for their

own selves so when i vi started to walk in. i started i see a sea bum and i was also going to the feud sometimes. he no longer wants to work out in the fields he wants to escape his predicament. the counselor son car is just a few kilometers away. antony has come to visit her of a and. though they are muslim they too are playing apostles in mellow house film now both from senegal and help set up this center for refugees 300 people can live here and the community has its own fields. of a also helps refugees to find employers who are above board and he puts people who do not have official documents in contact with lawyers. who are here for example. food 1st or. 3rd.

of the. who produce what. it does and. that is could you imagine a year. you know everybody's life because i've been so i don't want to live i don't get that so to me i don't want to live with people . who make my decision. in the evening there is another rally at the castle. sign yet who plays geezer see me knows hours film is a famous campaigner for the rights of refugees he blames the maffia that. we have to say no to the corporals to the criminal middleman we have to say no to the mafia we have to say no to this system you know how hopes to contribute to

political change with this film he's not interested in religion but in christ's radical message the fact that he campaigned for the oppressed and weakest in society. there can't be a good film about jesus which does not bring in reality jesus his message was really interesting since he was a social revolutionary and said that the last would be the 1st. i asked myself who the last were today and they are in these camps these people on the margins of society who produced tomatoes for us so that's when i said it had to be about them to ski. back in montana and to me isn't shooting any scenes today so he's going to do some sightseeing. i've never been to my there before it's true as this we did that brought me here. at the days kind of it's a beautiful place to be. if a beautiful mountain. you think how is this.

i like the area. antony got to know alexander through the film project alexander is from ghana and he was who plays an apostle and talk about the cultural differences between africa and europe you'll do it and you have no miley ok i live it in your comic going to the show if one book in africa even a 1000 years you can never make anything on the fossil fuel that it's the west you'll still be tied with us long does need on that theme from the money you on that have been of. alexander has lived in italy for 12 years that. what i've learned yes that's what i'm going to lose too true to my children i'm not the want to go to you i stored in a will you with a different kind of reception of the society and a lot of stuff so without a spot of our mission of trouble we do not drive or just because we want to.

come here and i stay and get a job so why the upper east side for my daughter or whatever i did this is how i am so different some office came here with intention that we can help with if it is to go to high schools because in my country if you are not rich money got to have a system where high schoolers are going to work for us it is when i yeah like i will continue my. studies. but you know. if i was on it on it would do i think because i want from me and i want this board and i'll just do it in the environment i'm in the it will get there i don't want to learn more. but that. after that discussion antony stops thinking about his past when his father was murdered he decided to leave nigeria and inbox on a perilous odyssey when i thought the idea if i was right in one

to 2. this the moment. we keep. boots the the one who couldn't really be out was couldn't buy the inside with me so we imprisoned in an open hole and see what he would people so we spent it was the one very low key. it. was the war of course there was the who obey. it so the securities but the shootin a lot of people that indecent even if it be what i'm passing to listen for by sea. if they're so good. he was also beaten when he was in jail and still has visible scars.

the scars are not real jesus says being prepared for the stations of the cross and the crucifixion. antony is not needed on the shoot today so he's just watching the one. in the afternoon the crew goes up into the hills to film scenes that will represent gulgong on the outskirts of jerusalem both the italian film director pierre paolo pasa leni and us director mel gibson shot films here you know how is using some actors who starred in these films. with. anthony spent 2 weeks working with the others on the sat it was an intense and time consuming process. what was it like for him.

to disappear and to see different before the friend really john. and we often laugh undefendable it so it was like. i don't know my bad. filming is almost done what's missing is the resurrection that we shot in rome. the crucifixion scene is dramatic. john who already played a role in mel gibson's the passion of christ is jesus's mother mary. anthony does not know want to wrench in his life will take now he doesn't have a job he has an apartment he's out of the ghetto last.

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