The work of one of Northern Ireland's most distinctive filmmakers , Dust on The Bible reflects John T. Davis experiences in America's 'Bible-Belt', drawing parallels between fundamentalist religion in the US and his home country. Dust on the Bible is a documentary film examining fundamentalist religion in Northern Ireland.

"Another Davis foray into evangelism in Northern Ireland, this challenging road movie crosses Wim Wenders' brand of angst with the Calvinist notion of salvation through suffering as a man drives across Irish, through seasons, searching for meaning" (Harvey O Brien) 

Born in Belfast in 1947, Davis's first experience of filmmaking came via a chance encounter with DA Pennebaker, in 1966. The legendary filmmaker was on a Belfast street, camera on shoulder, recording Bob Dylan for the seminal documentary Don't Look Back, when a young Davis happened on the scene. It was at that instant that Davis realised he wanted to be a filmmaker. 

A film by John T Davis; A DBA Triplevision Production for Channel Four Television in Association with RTE; Original music - Philip Donnelly; Dust on the Bible performed by Bailes Bros. (1945); Man in Car - Martin Donnelly; Readings from 'Revelation' Damian Gorman; Sound - Deke Thompson; Dubbing Mixer - Colin Martin; Camera Assistants - Christine Barker, Alan Young, Kurt Savage; Assistant Editor - Bernadette Moloney; Titles - Leslie Stannage; Story Editors - Damian Gorman, Jan Ashdown; Associate Producer - Brendan Hughes; Photography - John T Davis; Editer - Se Merry.

• John T. Davis - Culture Northern Ireland
• John T. Davis interview - The Vacuum