Forty-Seven Days with Jesus (2024)
When the Burdons attend a reunion at Poppa and Nonna’s ranch, they realize just how disconnected their family has become. Facing marital hiccups, teenaged angst and Poppa’s health hurdles, the adults decide to share Poppa’s enchanting ‘Forty-Seven Days’ story with the kids, transporting us back in time to see the miracles of Jesus’ final 47 days on Earth. When an unexpected business opportunity places Joseph at a crossroads, his commitment to his family is tested. Can the Burdons pull together in the face of uncertainty? With Poppa’s tale as their guide, they embark on a journey towards unity and rediscovery.
Directors: David M. Gutel, Emilio Palame.
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Yoshi Barrigas as Joseph Burdon |
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Catherine Lidstone as Juliana Burdon |
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Adam Courtney as Daniel Burdon |
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Aliyah Camacho as Emma Burdon |
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Richard Neil as Victor |
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Serenity Grace Russell as Brenda |
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Tory N. Thompson as Jeremy |
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Lilli Passero as Claudia |
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Norma Maldonado as Nonna |
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Emilio Palame as Poppa |
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Jason LaPenta as Thomas |
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Jonathan Byram as Jesus of Nazareth |
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Stephen Hailo as Judas Iscariot |
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Erin Etoroma as Mary Magdalene |
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Patrick Rutnam as John |
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Sebastian Cintron as Matthew |
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Mason Greer as James |
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Joshua Triplett as Peter |
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Rick Ericson as Simon |
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Cameron Arnett as Pontius Pilate |
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Reut James as Mary, mother of James |
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Cassie Byram as Mary, mother of Jesus |
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Jorge Ramirez as Townsperson (uncredited) |
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Danvir Singh as James the Great |
| Directing | David M. Gutel | Director |
| Directing | Emilio Palame | Director |
| Crew | Brian Lang | Cinematography |
| Production | Jeffery Passero | Casting |
| Writing | David M. Gutel | Writer |
| Writing | Emilio Palame | Writer |
| Production | Rolland Jacks | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Rolland Jacks | Writer |
| Production | Kristen Branacaccio | Producer |
| Production | Emilio Palame | Producer |
| Production | Donald Nguyen | Producer |
