I have watched the program file on ABC’s Nightline Program from when the makers of the movie were interviewed. One of the parchments displayed on that program is riddled with errors in the use of the French language.
For example it should read “LA resurrection” not “LE resurrection.”
It should read “LA vere histoire,” not “LE vere histoire,” and of course there is no such word in French as ‘vere’ – it should be ‘vrai’ assuming the intention is to speak of a “true” history. “DES crucifixion” should be “DE LA crucifixion,” and this mistake is made twice.

This is not real French but at least at first sight appears to be a very amateurish attempt, probably by an English speaking person, to render into French the statement that Jesus did not die on the cross, but 22 days later. When Bruce Burgess is asked to translate the document on the program, and he reads another English text that is different from the French text that is being shown on the screen, which focuses on the fact that Jesus did not die on the cross but 22 days later, and that the church has tried to keep this hidden.

The coins and other artifacts allegedly from the treasure trove that are produced to authenticate the find are genuine, but in the last analysis it has to be recognized that these are not unique items but ones that could probably be purchased without too much difficulty from a specialized dealer in antiquities...  Click Here For Complete Commentary - Part 3

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