Watch Mary on Netflix: a moving Bible drama starring Noa Cohen.
The long-awaited Bible drama Mary has been released on Netflix, with Noa Cohen in the title role. Directed by DJ Caruso and written by Timothy Michael Hayes, the film delves into Mary’s life and depicts her journey as the chosen one to carry the Messiah. Produced under the banner of Luna Film Productions, PeachTree Media Partners, Aloe Entertainment and Ludascripts, Mary has already become a focal point of discussion, both for its stories and the controversies it has caused.
When and where can you see Mary?
Mary was released on Netflix on December 6, 2024. Subscribers to the streaming platform can now watch the drama, which presents a mix of faith, courage and resilience in its story. The film offers an intimate look at Mary’s life as she deals with societal rejection and the immense responsibility of her divine selection.
Official trailer and plot of Mary
Mary’s official trailer sets the tone for a deeply emotional story, showcasing Mary’s struggle after her miraculous conception. Set against the backdrop of the Middle East, the story follows her journey with Joseph as they protect their newborn son, Jesus, from King Herod’s deadly pursuit. The film attempts to portray Mary not only as a saint, but also as a relatable young woman, adding depth to her character and the challenges she faced.
Cast and crew of Maria
Noa Cohen leads the cast and plays Mary, alongside Anthony Hopkins as King Herod. Ido Tako plays Joseph, while Hilla Vidor and Ori Pfeffer appear as Anne and Joachim respectively. Other notable cast members include Stephanie Nur, Mili Avital, Salim Benmoussa and Keren Tzur. Production is helmed by a team of seasoned producers, including Mary Aloe and Hannah Leader.
Reception of Mary
Mary has received mixed reactions, with her portrayal of Biblical events sparking significant debate. Critics have identified the casting of Noa Cohen, an Israeli actress, as a point of contention. Despite the controversies, the film has managed to draw attention to its unique perspective on a well-known story. It has an IMDb rating of 5.3/10.
