God's Soldiers was the first major production to shoot and complete in Malta after the first wave of Covid-19, according to the website Prolific North.

The production was released in Austria in late 2020 according to IMDB.

The drama documentary “follows two individuals in a long-running conflict between two of the most powerful world religions, which built up to a climactic battle in the Mediterranean,” Prolific North writes. “It was supported by grants from the Malta Film Commission and European MEDIA Creative Europe.”

The documentary was to appear on German and Austrian public broadcasters and on a French TV channel. Prolific North writes that the feature is released in two 52-minute episodes and one 91-minute version.

IMDB defines the storyline as: “In the mid-16th Century, a long running conflict between two of the most powerful world religions is building up to a climactic battle in the Mediterranean for the very soul of Europe. Facing each other are two highly trained forces. The Knights of the Order of St. John, a small but formidable Christian military Order. And the Muslim Janissaries, the fearsome crack troops of the Sultan. The historic events are told through the eyes of a young Ottoman conscript and his future arch-rival, a novice Christian knight. From an early age, both are trained to fight in the name of God, and Allah.”