The final scene sees the protagonist begging his father to "Make a feast, welcome me home".
This film opens with the title character describing the "light tingling ... like a caress" on the top of his head that he temporarily cured by fasting for three months and whipping himself. The title character abandons leading a mob into a temple after his hands start bleeding, and Irvin Kershner plays a very angry Zebedee in this film.  After the production of this film originally ground to a halt, its director went on to work on After Hours, and he'd eventually lose in the Oscar race to Barry Levinson for Rain Main. The final scene sees the protagonist begging his father to "Make a feast, welcome me home". The title figure is played by a Brooklyn-accented Harvey Keitel, who controversially fantasized a sex scene with Barbara Hershey's Mary Magdelane while on the cross.  For ten points, name this 1988 film by Martin Scorsese based on a novel by Nikos Kazantzakis.
This film opens with the title character describing the "light tingling ... like a caress" on the top of his head that he temporarily cured by fasting for three months and whipping himself.
The Last {Temptation} of {Christ}