Tortured for Christ

The film Tortured for Christ presents a cinematic retelling of the testimony of Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was the founder of Voice of the Martyrs. It was produced to honor the 50th anniversary of Wurmbrand's bestselling book, which recounts his experiences of torture and solitary confinement in Romania. The film is notable for being filmed in the actual prison where Wurmbrand suffered, adding a layer of authenticity to the narrative.

This drama incorporates dialogue in English, Romanian, and Russian, accompanied by English subtitles. This approach enhances the film's commitment to presenting a faithful representation of Wurmbrand's story. The runtime of the film is 77 minutes, making it accessible for those interested in historical and faith-based narratives. As part of the Tortured For Christ Collection, it serves as an important visual record of Christian martyrdom and the struggles faced by believers in oppressive regimes.