King of Kings (2025) is the animated feature film retelling the life of Jesus Christ, produced by Locksmith Animation and featuring an all-star voice cast. It is designed as a cinematic introduction to the Gospel story for family audiences.
A Gospel Film That Works
King of Kings succeeds at the exceptionally difficult task of bringing the Gospel to the screen with both artistic integrity and theological faithfulness. The animation is visually stunning — a distinctive style that honors the Middle Eastern setting while making it accessible to contemporary audiences. The voice performances give familiar figures genuine emotional depth.
The film follows the Gospel accounts closely while making thoughtful narrative decisions about focus and pacing. The Sermon on the Mount, the feeding of the five thousand, the triumphal entry, the Last Supper, the crucifixion, and the resurrection are all given full weight. John 3:16's summary of the Gospel is the film's organizing principle.
For Families and Churches
King of Kings is ideal for family viewing, church settings, and as an introduction to the Gospel for children. The crucifixion sequence is handled with appropriate gravity — not graphic, but not minimized. Children approximately age 6 and older should be able to engage it with parental conversation.
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