Scouting in Palestine (1965) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Scouting in Palestine about?
Scouting in Palestine is a documentary. In 1963, Piero Paolo Pasolini traveled to Palestine with a newsreel photographer and a Catholic priest to scout locations for his biblical film, The Gospel According to Matthew. Edited for potential funders, Seeking Locations in Palestine features Pasolini's semi-improvised commentary as he reflects on the teachings of Christ while expressing disappointment with the modernity of Israel and the plight of the Palestinian people. Ultimately, The Gospel According to Matthew was filmed in Southern Italy, with some locations later used by Mel Gibson for The Passion of the Christ.
When was Scouting in Palestine released?
Scouting in Palestine was released in 1965.
How long is Scouting in Palestine?
Scouting in Palestine has a runtime of 55 minutes.
What genre is Scouting in Palestine?
Scouting in Palestine is classified as Society.
What topics does Scouting in Palestine cover?
Scouting in Palestine explores topics including culture, religion, geopolitics, travel.