James the Lesser

Telling the story of the least important apostle, James the Lesser depicts the Passion from the perspective of the eponymous James whose only claim to greatness is being the cousin of Jesus. Always a moment late to every important event of the Gospel and liked by only one other apostle, Judas, James finds himself unwittingly at the center of a plan to save the life of Jesus by using his likeness to his cousin to have him crucified in his place.