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“The film was produced independently and shot in Italy at Cinecittà Studios in Rome, and on location in the city of Matera and the ghost town of Craco, both in the Basilicata region.” Wikipedia

“The "Jerusalem" scenes were filmed in Matera, Italy and some of the London scenes were shot in Herbert Park, Dublin.” Wikipedia

“The film was shot in Rome and in multiple locations in Southern Italy including Matera in Basilicata, Gravina in Puglia in Apulia, Trapani in Sicily and Naples in Campania.” Wikipedia

“The film was shot in Matera, Craco, Cinecittà in Italy and Ouarzazate in Morocco.” Wikipedia

“The crucifixion scenes were shot in Matera, Italy.” Wikipedia

“The film was shot in multiple exotic locations across Delhi, Uttarakhand, Kerala, Portugal, Italy (Amalfi, Capri, Positano, Matera), Finland, Sweden, Georgia and Australia.” Wikipedia

“Locations included Matera and Craco both in Basilicata, and Campo Imperatore in Abruzzo, the Lanaitto valley (Oliena) in Sardinia, Italy, and at Pinewood Studios in England.” Wikipedia

“The film was mostly shot in Basilicata in the villages of Craco, Guardia Perticara, Aliano and La Martella, near Matera.” Wikipedia

“Among the locations were Matera, Basilicata, and the Altopiano delle Murge in Apulia, at Pulo di Altamura and Castel del Monte.” Wikipedia

“Production continued with the movie's new cast at Cinecittà Studios, while additional photography took place mainly in Gravina in Puglia, and also Matera, Ginosa, Torre Guaceto, Brindisi and Craco.” Wikipedia

“The film was shot in Matera, Montescaglioso and Miglionico in the Italian region of Basilicata (also known as Lucania).” Wikipedia

“The film was shot between Apulia and Basilicata in the cities of Bari, Ruvo, Ginosa, Giovinazzo, Gravina, Montescaglioso and Matera.” Wikipedia

“The film was shot in China (Beijing, Shenzhen) and Italy (Rome, Matera).” Wikipedia