Crucifixion

Crucifixion was released on March 23, 2008.

Crucifixion was directed by Jon Taylor.

Crucifixion has a runtime of 2h.

Crucifixion was produced by Jonathan B. Taylor.

This program examines the history and physiology of crucifixion. Though generally associated with the Roman Empire, it began with impalement, a method of public execution by torture, in the Assyrian Empire. Through extensive use the Roman Empire refined methods to maximize and, by delaying death, extend the suffering of the victim. In recent centuries crucifixion has experienced a renaissance in various forms but with the same purpose; state sponsored terrorism to suppress opposition.

The key characters in Crucifixion are Self (Sarah Stroup), Self (David Smith-Christopher), Self (Jonathan Reed).

Crucifixion is rated PG.

Crucifixion is a History, Documentary film.

Crucifixion has an audience rating of 7.4 out of 10.

Crucifixion had a budget of $200K.