Mary: Is this the worst film of the year?
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Writer Rachel Allcock reviews Netflix's Mary—dubbed both "the worst film of the year" (The Telegraph) and an "epic biopic" (The New York Times). She tells Esther Higham whether the film offers a fresh take on the Nativity, stays true to scripture, and if it’s worth a watch this Christmas.
Released on 11 Dec 2024
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