Jerusalem film reveals Holy City's stunning cityscape

In "Jerusalem: The Movie," a new film in IMAX 3D, viewers go deep inside the Holy City. Keep clicking for a look at some of the sweeping images revealed in the movie, produced by National Geographic Entertainment.

Also, check out more about the film with one of its producers Taran Davis in his "CBS This Morning: Saturday" interview.

Seen here is Jerusalem's iconic Citadel (now the Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem), a fortress with archaeological findings spanning nearly 3,000 years.

An aerial view of the Church of the Beatitudes by the Sea of Galilee near Capernaum, the traditional site where Jesus gave his Sermon on the Mount as told in the New Testament.

Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced film "Jerusalem": Inside the making of the movie

Al-Masjid al-Aqsa, meaning "The Furthest Mosque" is one of the three most important sites in Sunni Islam. At its centre is the Dome of the Rock. The entire area takes up one sixth of the walled city of Jerusalem.

Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced film "Jerusalem": Inside the making of the movie

A breathtaking aerial view of Masada, once a mountain fortress built by order of Herod the Great during the 1st Century BCE (BC).

Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced film "Jerusalem": Inside the making of the movie

Al-Masjid al-Aqsa, meaning "The Furthest Mosque" is one of the three most important sites in Sunni Islam. At its centre is the Dome of the Rock. The entire area takes up one sixth of the walled city of Jerusalem.

Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced film "Jerusalem": Inside the making of the movie

The grey domes of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre (in the foreground) mark the place where many Christians believe Jesus was crucified and buried.

Benedict Cumberbatch-voiced film "Jerusalem": Inside the making of the movie