All the Men - 1964

T DY IN.\ .GUI H In a ver.v humble sense the creators and actor of The Betrayal intended more than a pectacular epic panorama of man's inhumanity o hi G d. No les a sub lime rcenactmen of the tim le s tra– g ,(ly han the pageanL at Ob rammergau, th pa - sion play - more mode ·tly and with l · polish perhaps hut with r Y rencc - laborately r traced th machiavellian intrigues of the hypocritical high pl'i ' t · th haunting appariti ns of Fulvia's dreams, Pilate' · lack of manly rnurag , and t.he soul-searing treaC'hery of .J u