God's Outlaw

This film dramatizes the biography of William Tyndale, who was a 16th-century reformer and biblical scholar. Tyndale's efforts to translate the Bible into English were considered illegal and put him in direct conflict with notable historical figures such as Sir Thomas More and King Henry VIII. The runtime of 93 minutes allows for a compact yet thorough exploration of Tyndale's struggles and beliefs.

The film falls within the drama and history genres, appealing to those interested in the Protestant Reformation and the intricacies of religious translation. With a strong cast including Bernard Archard, Keith Barron, and Roger Rees, the film brings to life the challenges and implications of Tyndale's work during a turbulent era in history. 'God's Outlaw' not only tells a compelling story but also serves as an educational piece about a pivotal moment in religious history.