Capernaum

And yet, then Luke tells us about these Jewish elders in Capernaum, pleading for His help with the dying slave.

Joniston (seated second left) and Munirah (seated fourth left) giving the thumbs up to Capernaum Garden.

When Jesus returned to Capernaum, there’s another noticeable change—the Pharisees and scribes are now following Him, even from far-away Judea and Jerusalem.

Also present wereFlorian Henckel von Donnersmarck (“Never Look Away” – Germany), (“Capernaum” – Lebanon), and (“Girl” – Belgium).

Nadine Labaki’s “Capernaum” won the Audience last year and went on to receive an Academy Award nomination in the recently re-named Best International Feature Film category.

Nadine Labaki’s Lebanese drama “Capernaum” and Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Shoplifters” were box office successes last year, grossing $64.4 million and $68 million worldwide, respectively, and won a flurry of awards, on top of Oscar and Golden Globe nominations.

The trio here today happens to be the Lebanese outing Capernaum, the Polish film Cold War, and the Norwegian flick The Quake.