Krahe in Madrid court for 'Crucifix' short MADRID, May 30 (UPI) -- Spanish singer-songwriter Javier Krahe has been charged with offending religious feelings with his 1978 comedy short "How to Cook a Crucifix," officials said. ThinkSpain said the film was never screened publicly in its entirety, but some images from it were included in a 2004 interview with Krahe that aired on the television program "Lo + plus" on the private network Canal +. The Christian group Centro Juridico Tomas Moro filed a complaint claiming the film offended religious feelings and Krahe, 68, was in a Madrid court Monday to face the charge. He told reporters outside the courthouse he is innocent and if he is found guilty, he would "go into exile in France," ThinkSpain said. The film shows a crucifix buttered, covered with herbs and popped in an oven, where a narrator suggests leaving it for three days until it is ready to eat.