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Synopsis: Biography of Martin Luther, the 16th-century priest who led the Christian Reformation and opened up new possibilities in exploration of faith. The film begins with his vow to become a monk, and continues through his struggles to reconcile his desire for sanctification with his increasing abhorrence of the corruption and hypocrisy pervading the Church's hierarchy. He is ultimately charged with heresy and must confront the ruling cardinals and princes, urging them to make the Scriptures available to the common believer and lead the Church toward faith through justice and righteousness.
Director(s): Eric Till
Production: R.S. Entertainment Inc.
  4 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
47
Rotten Tomatoes:
45%
PG-13
Year:
2003
123 min
$5,667,046
Website
425 Views


and worship, all of you,

in the Roman manner.

We will not, my lord.

You will!

Or you shall know my sword.

Before I let anyone

take from me the word of God

and ask me to deny my belief,

I will kneel

and let him strike off my head.

Your Highness, we have drawn up

a confession of our faith

which I believe

you will find blameless.

I am so very happy

to have been loved by you...

Katharina von Bora.

Martin! Martin

We did it, Martin

We did it

The Emperor allowed us to read

our confession of faith

The princes stood up to him

He had to listen

They can't stop us now,

Martin!

What happened in Augsburg opened the door

to religious freedom and changed the world.

Martin Luther lived, preached

and taught God's word another 16 years.

He and Katharina von Bora were

happily married and had six children.

His Bible translation laid the

foundations for a common German language.

Today about 540 million people celebrate

the Mass according to the form developed by Luther.

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